Police called to 'Black Friday' frenzy at Welsh stores
Police were called to a Tesco store in Cardiff overnight after reports of clashes between customers squabbling to get their hands on 'Black Friday' bargains.
Police called out as sales get underway
Police were called to a number of Tesco stores across south Wales last night after staff became concerned by the number of people who had turned up to sales events.
At just after midnight, officers were twice called to the Tesco store on Excelsior Road in Cardiff, when concerns were raised about customer conduct inside the shop.
The sales marked the beginning of 'Black Friday' - one of the biggest shopping days of the year in Britain with sales on at various stores.
No further incidents have yet been reported.
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