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Woman hands off baby to get involved in wild supermarket brawl

June 6, 2023

A wild brawl has been caught on camera in Australia, with one participant appearing to hand her baby off to someone else to get involved.

The footage was shot inside a Woolworths in Tamworth last Thursday.

The vision was handed to 2GB's Ben Fordham and shows a group of people — men and women — scrapping.

One woman appears to hand a baby to another person before joining the violence.

Nine News reports police are investigating.

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