Two men in their 20s suffered serious injuries during a violent incident in the Summer Lane area of Birmingham in the early hours of Saturday morning (December 6)
15:05, 07 Dec 2025Updated 15:10, 07 Dec 2025
The wreckage of the Lamborghini
Police are investigating a double stabbing near Birmingham city centre that resulted in two people being injured during an early morning brawl. Two men sustained serious injuries when violence erupted in the Summer Lane area, bordering Hockley and the city centre, on the morning of Saturday, December 6.
The scene was marred by mystery as two vehicles, including a yellow Lamborghini Urus valued at approximately £200k, and a black Skoda, were found damaged after an apparent collision The vehicles remained within the police cordon for about 12 hours following the major disturbance, which occurred around 5am.
Eight people, including six men and two women aged between 19 and 25, were arrested in connection with the incident., reports Birmingham Live.
A photo shows two cars which appear to have been involved in a collision
The force is currently seeking information relating to the incident and has urged anyone with relevant details to contact them.
West Midlands Police issued a full statement saying: “We were called to the area of Summer Lane, Birmingham at around 4.50am (on December 6) after two men in their 20s sustained stab wounds.”
They added: “They have both been taken to hospital with serious injuries and are in a stable condition.”
The vehicle, a Skoda, is also showing significant front-end damage.
Six men and two women aged between 19 and 25 have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and wounding.
Six men and two women, aged between 19 and 25, were arrested, some on suspicion of wounding and others on suspicion of violent disorder, and have now been bailed pending further inquiries, police said.
The cordon on New Summer Lane
A spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: “We are continuing our inquiries such as reviewing CCTV footage and speaking to witnesses to establish the exact circumstances and identify all those involved.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact police via live chat or call 101 quoting log 596 of Dec 6.
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