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Police guard crime scene as man taken to hospital after Swindon ‘assault’

byDaniel Jae Webb
18 August 2022 • 2.41pm
Police guard crime scene as man taken to hospital after Swindon ‘assault’
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UPDATE: Man stabbed multiple times by gang during electric bike robbery in Swindon


A crime scene is in place after a man was reportedly assaulted in Swindon.

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Emergency services attended Loxley Walk, Park South, at around 10am today (Thursday, 18 August).

Local residents claim a man was injured and taken to hopsital by the ambulance service.

Police quickly cordoned off an area of grass in Loxley Walk and part of a footpath leading to Purley Avenue.

UPDATE: Man stabbed multiple times by gang during electric bike robbery in Swindon


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