Young bikers ‘terrorise Asda staff’ at Scots store as police called over assault

A video shared on social media appeared to show a group of youths wrestling with staff over a bike at an Asda store.

Young bikers have been filmed wrestling with Asda staff in an altercation reported to police. Officers were called to the supermarket on Kirkcaldy‘s Carberry Place late on Friday September 4, after the group of youths appeared to terrorise workers.

The group, who had been riding bikes and scooters outside the store, were caught on camera at around 8.40pm tussling with employees over one of the bikes. In the latest spate of youth violence, a clip shared on social media appears to show a boy, dressed in all grey, raising a fist at a staff member holding onto a bike.

Although no punches were exchanged at that point the pair are both seen holding onto the bike in their dispute in the front door to the supermarket. Another staff member can also be seen behind their colleague trying to assist while a second youth clad in black is backing up his acquaintance.

A third staff member watches on as the camera pans slightly away from the main fracas, with another teen on an e-scooter waiting outside. The young bikers are understood to have made off shortly after the clip was filmed

Police Scotland then arrived at the store with no injuries reported. They confirmed to the Record they were aware of an assault and were “following a positive line of enquiry“.

A spokesperson for the force said: “Around 8.40pm on Friday, September 4, we were called to a report of an assault at a premises on Carberry Place in Kirkcaldy. Police attended, however nothing was ongoing at the time.

“No-one required medical treatment. Officers are following a positive line of enquiry.”

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