The assault happened in Bank Heys Street, Blackpool
A CCTV appeal has been launched by police after a one punch attack in Blackpool. Officers want to speak to the man pictured.
It's in connection to what police have called a 'one-punch assault' which took place on Bank Heys Street, Blackpool, on Monday, September 11. The victim was left with serious injuries to his jaw. Officers have carried out numerous enquiries to identify him and are now asking for the public's help in putting a name to the face.READ MORE: Dad's warning after waking up to find entire front of his van has been stolen
A Lancashire Constabulary spokesperson said: "As seen in the CCTV image, the man was wearing a black long sleeved T-shirt and blue faded jeans. If you see him in the street, we would ask that you do not approach him but call 999. "Anyone who recognises the man – or the man himself – is asked to email [email protected] or call 101, quoting log 1048 of September 11, 2023."
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