Violence with absolutely no place on our streets
Police have issued CCTV footage after a man was attacked by a gang who left him with serious injuries including a fractured hand and smashed teeth.
The offender later returned with several other men who then launched a brutal attack on the victim. He was kicked and punched to the head, causing serious eye injuries, a fractured hand and damage to his teeth.An investigation was launched and several witnesses came forward. However, detectives believe there may be more people who were in the area who have not yet come forward. They also believe there may be people with information about who is responsible.
“After the assault a number of people were spoken to but we believe there are more people with information about what happened, or people who were in the area who may have seen what happened.
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