Woman arrested after broken glass attack
A large area of the pavement was taped off
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A woman has been arrested after another woman was attacked with a piece of broken glass in Nottingham city centre.
Police said the assault followed an argument near the junction of George Street and Carlton Street at about 11:40 BST on Tuesday.
Officers said there were no serious injuries but a cordon had been put in place.
The 39-year-old woman, who was detained on suspicion of affray and criminal damage, remains in custody.
Businesses remain open despite the police presence
Sgt Rebecca Thomas said: "Officers have made an arrest after reports a woman was attacked by another woman with a piece of broken glass following an argument.
"It's understood the victim received first aid for her injuries which are not believed to be life-threatening or life-altering."
A staff member at nearby Cow Vintage Clothing said: "Police have taped off all of the top of Hockley hill, there's a little bit of blood.
"It's been affecting the area. We're still open but it's affected the amount of people coming in as it's right in front of our shop."
Nottinghamshire Police have asked anyone with information to make contact.
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