FOUR people were left injured, one with a stab wound, in a violent clash in Dandenong last month.
A Doveton man, 27, required hospital treatment for a stab wound to the upper arm, a barman was left with a gash to his forehead and a woman was hit with a pool cue during the fracas.
Police said that at 1.25am on 20 December, the bartender of a Lonsdale Street establishment asked two men to leave the premises due to their poor behaviour.
One of the men then struck the bartender with a bottle. The two men then fled the premises and were chased by a number of angry patrons.
A fight then started in the car park, where a woman was hit with a pool cue and two men were stabbed by the original assailants.
Police arrested two men on the Princes Highway a short time later.
The Doveton man was treated at The Alfred hospital.
A 28-year-old Noble Park man has been assisting police with inquires.
Police are appealing to any witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Four injured during violent hotel clash
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