Bizarre CCTV footage has revealed a “Wild West”-style brawl at a marriage, resulting in police being scrambled to cease the struggle.

A video of the difficulty taken from Regent Hall in Bolton has been shared broadly on social media. It confirmed what was meant to be a celebration of a wedding that turned violent.

The footage, which exhibits visitors taking their seats for dinner, seems to disclose how the struggle began.

One man approached a desk and eliminated one other visitor’s hat. He then seems to slap the visitor earlier than others dive into motion. All hell breaks unfastened.

Chairs and punches are thrown earlier than police arrived on the scene. One man was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer and was later launched.

During the incident, which came about on August 24, a person is seen utilizing a strolling stick as a weapon, and shouts and screams may very well be heard.

A curtain was torn down within the minimize and thrust of the fracas and a person was captured within the clip grabbing a pole and making an attempt to beat individuals with it.

The six-minute clip additionally exhibits two kids wandering by the room the place the skirmish was happening, and a girl is seen holding a child in direction of the again of the venue.

Despite the liberal use of violence all through the episode, police mentioned there “were no life-changing or life-threatening injuries” reported.

A Greater Manchester Police spokesperson mentioned: “At around 8.30pm on Thursday 24 August 2023, officers responded to reports of a disturbance at a business in Prescott Street, Bolton.

“Officers were able to split up an ongoing fight and bring the situation under control. There were no life-changing or life-threatening injuries.

“One man was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer. Enquiries are currently ongoing.”

Fighters used chairs, tables, coat stands, glasses and fireplace extinguishers as weapons.

According to a barman who was working the 150-person occasion on June 26 2019, the ruckus started when three males began to argue at round 11pm.

He returned quarter-hour later to search out the small stand-off had develop into a mass brawl.

Edward William Stokes, 28, was sentenced to 27 months in jail, Terry Stokes, 36, acquired 21 months, 40-year-old Thomas Stokes was sentenced to jail for 25 months, and Edward Stokes, 50, obtained a 16-week sentence suspended for 18 months with 100 hours of unpaid work.

Later, John Stokes 23, was sentenced to 16 months, John Steven Stokes, 27, had 21 months, Stephen Stokes, 25, was given 20 months, whereas Brian, 25, and Edward Joseph Stokes, 21, got 18 months.