The injured man, aged in his 20s, is described as being in a serious but stable condition after being struck by a car about 7.10pm.

Witnesses told police that they saw a man armed with an iron bar standing on the street when he was struck by a silver ford sedan.

This resulted in the man being carried some distance on the bonnet of the car before falling off the front of the car and then dragged under the car for several metres.

The male driver of the car then continued to drive away at speed.

Ambulance Paramedics attended and treated the man at the scene for some time until he was stable enough to transport to Albury Hospital.

Police from Albury Local Area Command are investigating. No arrests have yet been made.

It is believed the parties involved are known to each other.

10.15pm: A crime scene was established at North Albury’s Nowra Street on Sunday night.

Paul Marshall from the Albury and Border Rescue Squad said it was called out to assist police with crime scene lighting about 8.30pm. 

Lights had been set up in the middle of the road, which had been closed to pedestrians and traffic.

Police and ambulance personnel remained on scene at 10.30pm

Albury police would not disclose any details but said it was still trying to figure out what had happened.

More to come.