Five people were arrested following a 'violent disturbance' involving at least 14 people in Louth on Sunday evening.
Police were called to the corner of Keddington Road and Keddington Crescent at around 8.45pm and a police dog was deployed.
Officers used Pava spray and tasers to quell the violence and arrested three men aged 18, 27 and 26, a 26 year-old woman, all from Louth and a 32-year-old Marshchapel man.
A number of others, believed to have been involved, are currently being sought by police.
A 17-year-old Louth woman was detained in Grimsby Hospital with injuries to her face and a woman police officer was treated for a dog bite and discharged from hospital.
A number of other people were treated near to the scene by ambulance staff and either declined hospital treatment or did not require it.
Officers trying to piece together exactly what happened are appealing for witness to contact them.
Anyone with any information should contact Sergeant Lee Willoughby of Louth or Detective Sergeant Andy Harwood of Skegness on 101, incident 436 of September 1.
Police were called to the corner of Keddington Road and Keddington Crescent at around 8.45pm and a police dog was deployed.
Officers used Pava spray and tasers to quell the violence and arrested three men aged 18, 27 and 26, a 26 year-old woman, all from Louth and a 32-year-old Marshchapel man.
A number of others, believed to have been involved, are currently being sought by police.
A 17-year-old Louth woman was detained in Grimsby Hospital with injuries to her face and a woman police officer was treated for a dog bite and discharged from hospital.
A number of other people were treated near to the scene by ambulance staff and either declined hospital treatment or did not require it.
Officers trying to piece together exactly what happened are appealing for witness to contact them.
Anyone with any information should contact Sergeant Lee Willoughby of Louth or Detective Sergeant Andy Harwood of Skegness on 101, incident 436 of September 1.
