Women Attacked at Coventry Primark Over Stroller Dispute

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Women Attacked at Coventry Primark Over Stroller Dispute

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Two women have been attacked in Coventry city centre, with one left with injuries to her face. The incident occurred at a retail store on Broadgate. Authorities were alerted to the assaults shortly after 1.30pm on Tuesday, April 14. According to reports, three people targeted the victims while they were browsing the store, claiming the women were obstructing a pushchair. One of the victims was carrying an infant at the time of the assault, while the second victim sustained facial injuries. Members of the public with any details are being asked to get in touch with West Midlands Police. Detectives are investigating the incident and have urged anyone with information to call 101, quoting crime reference number 20/213365/26. Those wishing to remain anonymous can contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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