
Police are hunting for witnesses after a taxi was stolen during a large brawl involving up to eight people outside a Farnham pub.
Surrey Police officers were called to Castle Street in the early hours of Sunday morning (May 10) following reports of a massive fight.
The violence broke out near the town's taxi rank, and thieves used the chaos of the incident to steal a taxi. The vehicle was later recovered by officers, but it had sustained significant damage.
Detectives are now urging anyone who was in the area around 1:15am to come forward, specifically asking for dashcam, video doorbell, or CCTV footage.
A Surrey Police spokesperson urged anyone with information to contact them immediately, stating: "If you witnessed this incident, or have any dashcam, video doorbell or CCTV footage of the area in or around 1.15am, or have any relevant information, you are encouraged to contact police."

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