Asda: footage shows shoppers fight over discount food - with one woman hit with a pizza in scuffle
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Footage captured at an Asda supermarket shows the moment a scuffle erupted - in a row over reduced items.
At one point during what was described in the video as a “free-for-all” a customer is seen to put an empty food package on someone’s head, and then being hit with a pizza box in response.
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Hide AdNick Alexander was shopping at his local supermarket in Wolverhampton when the scene suddenly turned violent.
Bargain hunters are shown pushing and shoving each other in scenes reminiscent of “Black Friday” sales.
However, the fight erupted not over expensive electronics but simply reduced food.
Luckily, the only injury or casualty is a single wafer of ham that falls to the ground during the ruckus complete with a dramatic zoom from cameraman Nick.
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Hide AdEntrepreneur Nick, or Mr Miami UK, originally from Miami but living now in the West Midlands, said: “This is bizarre.
“I was thinking why they are acting like this... I use the discount aisle and wouldn’t think of ever going near a commotion like that, but I felt everyone needed to see what it was like and how people have no regard for others.
“Maybe I should shop a little later if I want to miss the bargain hunters.”
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