Wild brawl between three teenage girls breaks out at Beaudesert Public Library

Three teenage girls were embroiled in a violent brawl at a library in QLD, resulting in police attending and locking down the premises.

A wild brawl between three teenage girls which broke out at a public library in Queensland has been caught on camera.

The shocking footage, which was sent to the Courier Mail, shows a girl on the ground outside Beaudesert Public Library screaming, “get the f-ck off”, as another girl punches her in the head and pulls her hair.

As stunned onlookers watch she shouts “let go of my hair c***”.

Inside the library, the fight escalates with two members of staff and two men attempting to break up the fight.

A third girl joins in as the girl who was on the floor outside falls down again.

She can be heard shouting: “Come here b-tch, I’ll f---ing kill you.

“Come on c---, you want to talk sh-t …”

A member of staff can be heard saying “come on, sweetie, get up”, before the teen is attacked again.

“Don’t hit her, leave her, leave her!” the woman screams.

Horrified staff at Beaudesert Public Library have been embroiled in a violent brawl between teenage girls, resulting in police attending and locking down the premises.

A source told the paper: “Library staff were terrified, and police were called and they put the library into lockdown.”

In a statement, police said they were called to the library at approximately 4.20pm on Monday following reports of an alleged altercation between two teenage girls.

Upon arrival, a 15-year-old South MacLean girl was located with minor injuries.

A 52-year-old female staff member was also allegedly assaulted when she attempted to intervene.

The brawl started outside the library but then moved inside where staff tried to break up the fight.

A 13-year-old Beaudesert girl was not physically injured and was taken into police custody at the scene.

“She is being dealt with under the provisions of the Youth Justice Act,” a Queensland Police spokeperson said.

“Investigations are continuing.”