Police would like to speak to them.
Police would like to speak to them following a report of affray at the market place in Biggin Street, Loughborough.
It happened at around 4am on Saturday 14 December.
Police were called following a report of a fight involving a number of people in the street. It was reported some of those people involved were carrying glass bottles and pieces of wood.
Detective Constable Jim Chaplin, the investigating officer, said: “Do you recognise the two men pictured? I would like to speak to them as I believe they may have information regarding this incident.
“If you know who they are, or indeed one of those people is you, then please get in touch.”
Two men, both aged 22, were arrested on suspicion of affray and subsequently released under investigation.
Call 101, or send us a direct message, quoting reference 19*667830.
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