A woman was attacked on Buchanan Street in Glasgow on Sunday evening, prompting a major police response. Emergency services were called to the busy shopping street shortly before 7 pm.
Paramedics treated the injured woman at the scene while police cordoned off the area outside a Sainsbury's Local store. The glass entrance to the shop was smashed during the incident. Officers erected privacy screens and redirected members of the public to a nearby store.
Police Investigation
Dozens of officers and at least six emergency vehicles attended the scene. Police were observed collecting evidence, bagging items from bins and placing them in patrol cars. Liquid puddles and water bottles were visible inside the Sainsbury's near the entrance, with splashes of liquid also seen further up Buchanan Street.
A witness told The Scottish Sun: «There was a bit of a rammy near the shop. It ended up getting worse, and they ended up near the Buchanan Galleries. One woman then ran into the Sainsbury's.» The altercation reportedly escalated from the shop area towards the nearby Buchanan Galleries shopping centre.
Sainsbury's staff assisted the woman and continued working in the background while police investigated. Police Scotland has been contacted for comment on the nature of the incident.
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