Published: 2024-04-29 by, News Team in the Chiswick news category

Altercation on Chiswick High Road Ends with Man Pushed into Moving Vehicle

Violence on Chiswick High Road this Monday at around 5:00 PM when an 18-year-old man sustained a broken ankle under unclear circumstances involving a 50-year-old man accompanied by a cream coloured Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

According to eyewitnesses, the incident may involved a brief verbal interaction between the individuals, which resulted in the younger man being pushed into a moving grey Peurgot falling to the ground. Details on how the altercation led to the injury remain vague.

Emergency services responded to the scene about 45 minutes after the incident, and the injured man was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. His condition has been reported as stable but will require medical attention and possible surgery to address the fracture.

Authorities are looking into the details surrounding the incident. The older man left the scene shortly after the occurrence without further engagement. Police are now seeking any additional witnesses to piece together the sequence of events and have asked anyone with information to come forward.

This event has raised concerns amongst the local community about safety on Chiswick High Road, a busy area known for its shops and restaurants.

Several bystanders were concerned about the escalating violence and crime happening in recent months on Chiswick High Road and are calling for increased vigilance and more police presence to prevent similar incidents in the future.

This is the second violent and apparent unprovoked attack in less than a month on Chiswick High Road with a male in his 30's having been headbutted at the start of the month resulting in a loss of his front teeth.

Anyone with information regarding Monday's incident is urged to contact the local police station or use an anonymous tip line.

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