Police were called after three mothers began brawling by a primary school – allegedly in a row over nails.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
Ms Mckay reportedly claimed the row began after a rival complained about her moving her trade into the same area.
Shocking footage shows one of the women trying to bite the finger of her opponent as they tussled on the playground of Pinfold Street Primary School in Darlaston, West Midlands.
As the mother refused to let go her victim pulls her hair and punches her as screaming onlookers try to pull them apart.
Police were reportedly called to the fight on October 8 and took statements but left without making arrests.
Nail technician Sophie Mckay, 32, who suffered the bite to her finger, said she feared it was going to ‘fall off’.
‘It was unbelievable – it was all over nails,’ she told The Sun.
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‘I was dropping my eight-year-old daughter off when this woman Aliyah just stormed towards us.
‘She punched my sister straight in her mouth then grappled us both to the ground and started biting my finger.
‘I was screaming at the teacher to help me. I was genuinely convinced that my finger was going to come off in her mouth.’
One of the three women allegedly suffered nerve damage in two fingers and had to be given antibiotics and a tetanus injection.
