A man in his twenties is currently hospitalized after being attacked by two individuals in the outdoor area of a pub in Sudbury.
The incident took place at the White Horse pub on North Street in Suffolk. The victim was found injured outside the pub, and it is believed that the assault occurred earlier at the Comfortable Cow pub on King Street, where two men wearing face coverings and armed with a bladed weapon attacked the victim, causing a single stab wound to his arm. Following the attack, the victim fled the scene, pursued by the suspects along King Street before they turned away from the pub. The injured man was swiftly taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition.
According to Suffolk Police, the first suspect is described as over 5 feet 6 inches tall, slim, and wearing a black hooded top resembling Adidas apparel along with a balaclava. The second suspect is portrayed as shorter than 5 feet 6 inches, slim, donning black attire, and a balaclava.
Authorities are treating the assault as a targeted incident, suggesting a prior acquaintance between the parties involved. The police are actively reviewing CCTV footage and conducting further investigations in the vicinity.
Individuals who witnessed the incident or possess any relevant information, CCTV footage, doorbell camera footage, or dashcam footage are encouraged to reach out to Suffolk Police by dialing 101 or through the force’s website, quoting reference 37/22007/26. Alternatively, information can be anonymously shared with Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111 or visiting their website.
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