Police hunt chubby man with ‘flat face’ after assault on woman who now needs surgery

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Police in Wishaw are hunting thiefs who stole generators from a site worth thousands of pounds.Officers are keen to trace the crooks who broke into the ScottishPower electrical sub-station in Castlehill Road in Gowkthrapple between 6pm and 10pm on Thursday, February 11.The thiefs cut the fencing and once inside stole three generators which police described as “worth thousands of pounds each”.Inspector Stevie

Livingston.Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the attack on Morrison Way in the town between 12am and 12.30am this morning.The 33-year-old was rushed to St John's Hospital for treatment following the attack.Enquires into the incident are ongoing and officers from Police Scotland are keen to speak to anyone who may be able to assist.They are particularly keen to identify a man who is described as white, in his late teens, around 5ft 6in tall and of skinny build.He was wearing a blue

Inverness.The attack was reported on Friday, 12 February.A video has since surfaced showing a young man with facial injuries which has since been shared online.Writing about the incident, Highlands & Islands Police Division said: "Police in Inverness are conducting inquiries into a serious assault which was reported on 12/02/2021."We are aware of a disturbing video circulating on social media showing a young male with facial injuries."We urge anyone with knowledge of this video to contact Police

West Dunbartonshire on Saturday night.Detectives in Clydebank have launched a probe after the incident happened in Renton on Saturday, February 13.Police and ambulance crews raced to Main Street in the village after the report of the 39-year-old being assaulted by a man at around 9.45pm.Medics rushed the injured man by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital where he is being treated for a head injury.Hospital staff have described his condition as serious but stable.Cops are are now

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A serial coronavirus denier has struck for the third time.The latest twisted message appeared on the wall of the busy Phoenix Retail Park at Linwood.The spot is a mile and a half from where a menace struck at the weekend.Barskiven Road links the Linwood Phoenix retail zone to Ferguslie Park and is a busy route for traffic.A source said: “The feeling is it could be the same person involved.“All the writing is

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rock music legend Bruce Springsteen was arrested nearly three months ago at a national park in New Jersey on charges that included reckless driving and driving while intoxicated, a park spokeswoman said on Wednesday. "The Boss," whose career of more than 50 years has often highlighted his home state of New Jersey and its shore scene, received the citations on Nov.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensThe yobs pounced on the man after he had withdrawn a three-figure sum from the cash machine and was walking near Millstream Court around 12.20am.He suffered facial injuries after he was violently punched to the ground.The yobs, who had scarves covering their faces, then grabbed the cash he had just withdrawn and ran off.The victim did not require hospital treatment but was left badly shaken by the ordeal.Detectives probing the attack last night

Liverpool Echo reports.More than 60 people were given fixed penalty notices for breaching Covid regulations but police estimated around 100 people were present after they were called to the scene at around 12.50am.As well as the 64 people fined, two were also arrested on suspicion of possession of Class A and B drugs.The site is now being cleaned up by the local authority.Deputy Chief Constable Serena Kennedy said that they were not only breaking the law but putting 'anyone that they come into

Brittany Matthews is looking on the bright side.

direct to your inbox A man has been arrested and a number of people have been fined after police were called to a coronavirus breach of '100 people in a café' in Burnage.

direct to your inboxA man with Alzheimer's has gone missing in Rochdale. Gordon Nicholson, 78, was last seen on Leander Drive, Castleton, at around 4.30pm today (Thursday, February 4).