Man critically ill after suspected 'trolley rage' incident at M&S It is understood that the man, aged 60, was struck with a trolley after being pushed by a woman. He fell to the ground and sustained injuries including a broken hip and wrist, and was taken to a Kent hospital for treatment. On Wednesday, December 26, officers were informed that the man had suffered further health complications and that he was now in a critical condition. Officers subsequently arrested a 30-year-old woman on 26 December, on suspicion of GBH. She was taken into custody at a south London police station and later bailed to return on 29 January, pending further investigation. Inquiries continue to be led by officers from Bromley borough police. An M&S spokesman confirmed that an incident took place but declined to comment further. We can confirm that an incident took place at our Bromley store on Saturday, December 22. We are assisting the police with their investigation and therefore it would not be appropriate for us to comment any further," the spokesman said. A spokesman for The Glades shopping centre said the company would provide police with "every assistance" during their investigations. Saturday December 22 was the busiest shopping day of the year as people rushed to shopping centres and high streets to do their last minute Christmas shopping. According to card company Visa, consumers spent an estimated £1.26 billion on their Visa cards alone on the 22nd, a significantly higher amount than is normally spent.