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Friday, 23 June 2017 18:07

Man assaulted in unprovoked attack

Police have released CCTV of the moment a man was assaulted in what appears to have been an unprovoked attack at The Muskham Ferry last Saturday 17th June just before 9pm.

He was enjoying a drink with his wife and three children  and had gone to the bar when he was pushed and then head butted by another man. 

The couple say they had previously asked the same man to mind his language in front of their kids.

The man in the video is described as white, in his early 40s, around 5ft 10ins tall, of a stocky build with shaven hair and a small amount of facial hair. He was wearing a dark coloured striped t-shirt, dark shorts and flip flops. He also had dark sunglasses on his head.

If you recognise this man or have any information that could help, please contact us on 101 quoting incident 934 of 17 June.

 

 

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