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POLICE HUNT ATTACKER AFTER SHILDON MAN SUFFERS HEARING LOSS
A twenty-four-year-old man from Shildon was pushed to the ground and punched by two males while on a night out on Saturday 2nd April at 9pm.
The assault took place on Silver Street, in Durham City, and resulted in the victim receiving facial injuries, a snapped front tooth and hearing loss to his right ear.
Police are looking to trace all members of the group, particularly the man who punched the victim.
The aggressor is described as tall, medium build with black hair. He was wearing a light grey or white top, jeans, black and white trainers and a red coat.
The victim has been unable to work since the incident.
PC Paul Vickers from Durham City Response said: “This was a particularly nasty assault and there were several witnesses captured on the CCTV.
“We would like to trace the group walking towards the victim when he was attacked, which included two young children, as well as anyone else who witnessed the incident.
“Although the victim’s injuries were serious they could have been a lot worse, if not life-changing, and it is imperative we find the people responsible.
“We have conducted extensive enquiries and trawled CCTV across the city and we are satisfied that the group headed towards North Road.
“I am now asking the public for help in identifying who these people are.”
Maxine Thompson-Curl, from the campaigning charity One Punch North East, added: “One punch assaults happen far too often and people need to understand the horrific consequences of a single punch.
“Another person’s life has been devastated due to a needless action and I hope this exposure helps find the perpetrator and helps the victim get justice.
“Our campaign promotes #StopThinkandWalkaway #DontUseHandsAsWeapons.”
Anyone who was in the area or recognises the suspects in the group should contact PC Paul Vickers on 101.