This is when two women fight in a Sparkhill interface. The video circulating on Facebook shows the couple fighting among themselves as spectators watch and drivers try to pass, some sounding their horns as the scene unfolds.
The video was recorded at the intersection of Springfield Road and Stratford Road, according to the post on social media. In the clips, women are seen standing at a crosswalk and pulling at their hair and then one woman starts punching the other repeatedly.
Later, a man tries to break up with the women, but fails as they continue to stretch each other. The fight took place in broad daylight and the footage went viral after being posted on social media. But the cause of the commotion is unknown, although some suggested it was related to begging on the street in the area.
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Several cars are heard honking their horns while a driver tries to pass, but he is unable to do so as the struggling women block the road. Reacting to social media, many locals have expressed concern about antisocial behavior.
One said: “I stopped taking my children to Stratford Road because of the high levels of drunkenness and drugs there. It is no longer child-friendly. Shame on our representatives for not taking any action.”
Cars are heard honking their horns as women pass by punching.
Another wrote: “It’s very sad to see it, but instead of criminalizing people, wouldn’t it be better to take a humanitarian approach? Many are going through difficult times and without money.”
A third responded: “This is the second riot out there in a few days. There was a similar group of people arguing and fighting outside of Springfield School / St. Christopher’s Church a few days earlier in front of the children and parents.” .
BirminghamLive contacted West Midlands police, but they confirmed that there was no record of this incident in their records or any investigation into the fight.
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