A woman has been left with a cut and swelling following a fight on a dance floor.
It is reported a dispute broke out between two women as they were dancing. They were separated by staff at the premises.
After things had calmed down, the incident reportedly flared up again and led to a glass being thrown and hitting the victim in the head.
She was taken to hospital for treatment for her injuries and is now believed to be recovering.
The suspect fled the premises but when officers arrived and searched the area they found a woman in a local shop.
A 38-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assault following the incident at The Royal Oak in Main Street, North Leverton, just before 6.50pm on Wednesday 1 December 2021.
She has since been bailed with conditions, pending further enquiries.
Sergeant Sarah Hagland, from Nottinghamshire Police, said: “Acting violently and causing harm to others is unnecessary and completely unacceptable.
“Police were quick to respond to this call and their efforts led to a suspect being located nearby and, as a result, being arrested, with another woman also being arrested later in connection with the incident.
“Thankfully the woman’s injuries are not serious and she is beginning to recover, However, she was left shaken and in a lot of pain.
“The majority of people are out to have a pleasant evening and behaviour such as this can cause a significant amount of disruption. Also, the potential consequences of being hit with a glass could have been serious.”
