Dundee man rushed to hospital with serious head injuries after being attacked during disturbance
Updated: 4 Apr 2021, 13:31
A DUNDEE man was left with serious head injuries after being attacked during a disturbance.
The 34-year-old was badly hurt at Ancrum Court, Burnside Street, at around 11.40pm last night.
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Cops say it came after a rammy in the area.
The victim was rushed to Ninewells Hospital for treatment to serious head injuries.
His condition is now described as stable by medics.
Cops are appealing for any witnesses to the incident, or anyone who may have private CCTV in the area, to come forward.
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Lombardi said officials should give police some time to address his recent requests for more enforcement, waiting some weeks to call them back for an update. He said that prior to this month’s ticketing spree, there is “no way” police have come close to 72 posts over a five-day period in the past six months.