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Windsor police say they are investigating after a fight broke out Monday night involving an assault with a vehicle.
Officers were dispatched Monday at about 5 p.m. to the Lube King shop in the 3800 block of Tecumseh Road E. where a large fight was taking place.
Police said when they arrived they learned that the fight involved about 15 people with a variety of weapons, as well as a vehicle striking multiple people. Video of the event was posted online by passersby.
"I'm just as shocked as everybody who saw the tapes," said Moe Al Latif, who owns Lube King and who was allegedly attacked by the group.
Al Latif said he sustained knife wounds to his back and was struck on his left hand by something. He spoke to CBC News Tuesday afternoon with his left hand in a cast.
Al Latif said he knew the people who attacked him but wouldn't say who they were. He added that he didn't know what the attack was about, but said whatever they had against him didn't warrant the attack.
"Some of them had knives, sticks, bats," said Al Latif.
