Four teens have been arrested over a brawl that left two girls stabbed near a Melbourne mall on Tuesday night.
The 30-girl stoush broke out at Max Pawsey Reserve in Narre Warren - just a few hundred metres away from Westfield Fountain Gate shopping centre.
A 16-year-old sustained a serious stab wound to her back and arm, while another suffered a gash to her hand.
Two other were treated for non-life threatening injuries.
Victoria Police executed warrants at homes in Pakenham, Keysborough and Boronia on Thursday morning.
A 30-girl stoush broke out at Max Pawsey Reserve in Narre Warren on Tuesday night - just a few hundred metres away from Westfield Fountain Gate shopping centre
Photos posted on social media show police at the scene. One girl was rushed to the hospital with a stab wound, another stab victim took herself to the hospital, while another woman was treated at the scene
An 18-year-old from Boronia was charged with affray but was granted bail. She is expected to appear at Dandenong Magistrates Court on August 13.
Two 16-year-old Pakenham girls were charged with affray and were remanded in custody before appearing in a children's court today.
Another 16-year-old from Doveton was quizzed in relation to affray but was later released.
Police believe the fight between two groups of girls had been planned on social media.
'A fight did occur and a number of girls were injured,' Detective Senior Sergeant Trevor Smith told the Herald Sun.
'It's unusual to have an arranged fight between females.
'I was a little bit surprised.'
Bloodstains were found at the park as well as at a bus stop 500 metres from Westfield Fountain Gate mall.
Victoria MPs have taken to social media to weigh in on the ongoing issue and calling action
The wave of crime at Fountain Gate Westfield, in Melbourne's south-east, has prompted centre management to hire more security guards in an effort to regain control. Pictured above
In 2017 a woman was attacked with an axe in the salon she worked in and was rushed to hospital (pictured)
