THIS is the horrific moment armed thugs attacked each other with a machete and golf club in a Glasgow housing estate.
The broad daylight rammy took place in Elliston Avenue in Priesthill, Glasgow, last week.
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A horror scrap involving five thugs broke out in a Glasgow estate
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A machete and golf club were used during the violence in the city’s Elliston Avenue
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The chaos broke out during broad daylight last week
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Police later locked down the scene and officers are investigating
Cops have launched a probe after the frightening confrontation broke out just yards from residents’ front doors around 6.45pm on April 11.
Footage emerged of five thugs chasing and flailing weapons at each other.
The clip starts with a dark coloured hatchback aggressively reversing into Elliston Avenue from Glenmuir Drive.
As the motor halts, two thugs run towards two others and one trips and falls to the ground.
The man gets to his feet and tries to flee but again falls to the ground as he tries to escape.
One brute catches up with him and wildly swings a golf club at him as another man tries to haul him to safety.
As the two men run away, another man appears holding what appears to be a machete and runs at the attacker holding the golf club.
The man with the golf club runs away but falls to the ground, while the thug brandishing the large blade swings it at him.
Screams can be heard and a resident watching the carnage gasps as the violence escalates.
Watching on, another local says: “He’s gonna hit that lassie. He’s just hit her with a golf club.”
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Cops rushed to the scene after the alarm was said nothing was happening when they arrived.
A cordon was later erected at the scene and officers are continuing to investigate.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 6.45pm on Friday, 11 April, 2025 we were called to a report of a disturbance in the Elliston Avenue area of Glasgow.
“Officers attended however there was nothing going on at the time. Extensive enquires were carried out but the men have not yet been traced.
“If anyone has any information on the incident or concerns, please contact 101 quoting reference 3327 of 11 April.”