Attempted murder suspects in court & boy arrested as probe into two days of Page Hall disorder continues
Police have seized 50 items including a knuckle duster, a broom handle with a knife attached and prams filled with bricks
Two men charged with attempted murder and violent disorder in connection with two days of disorder in Page Hall appeared in court yesterday.
The Sheffield neighbourhood was hit by two major incidents in as many days, with disorder unfolding in the area on Monday night (August 3, 2026) and Tuesday afternoon (August 4, 2026).
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle, and another man was assaulted during Tuesday’s incident.
As investigations continue, South Yorkshire Police has now named the two people charged in connection with the disorder.
- Bartolomej Mizigar, aged 38, of Hinde Street, Sheffield
- Jan Mizigar, 21, of Chequer Avenue, Doncaster
They were arrested on Tuesday night following a report of a collision and assault at a petrol station in Owler Lane.
They appeared at Sheffield Magistrates' Court yesterday, after being charged with two counts of attempted murder and violent disorder.
Bartolomej Mizigar was also charged with driving a motor vehicle dangerously and using a vehicle without insurance.
Seven people have been arrested now in connection with the disorder.
A 37-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy were arrested last night (Thursday, August 6, 2026) on suspicion of assault.
A 41-year-old man was also arrested last night (Thursday 6 August) on suspicion of making threats to kill.
A 30-year-old man who was arrested on Monday (3 August) on suspicion of assault.
A 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon following a stop and search.
A Section 60 order, which gives officers temporary authority to stop and search anyone within a specific area, was issued for Page Hall for 48 hours between 7.40pm on Tuesday to the same time last night.
Since the order was put in place, officers have carried out an estimated 130 searches, seizing 50 items that could be used as weapons, including a knuckle duster, a broom handle with a knife attached to the end and prams filled with bricks.
James Lawson, Acting Inspector for Sheffield North East Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: "Officers have been working proactively to seize weapons and carry out stop searches in the Page Hall area following the disorder witnessed earlier this week.
"No one wants to see this kind of criminality on their doorstep and I hope our policing response shows that we take the threat of disorder incredibly seriously.
"We will keep working alongside partners to build a safer and stronger neighbourhood in Page Hall and will continue to take appropriate action against those who threaten the safety of members of this community."
Police say a patrol plan remains in place for Page Hall today and over the course of the weekend and there will continue to be a police presence in the area.
A force spokesperson said: “Officers have been and continue to be supported by partners, including the council’s Page Hall Neighbourhood Service team and North East Local Area Committee, with work also ongoing to engage with young people in the local area.
“If you have any concerns or queries you wish to raise, please speak with our officers when they are out and about in the local community.”