Police appeal for witnesses following Worthing town centre assault

By Jacob Panons
Published 23rd Oct 2022, 14:25 BST
Updated 23rd Oct 2022, 14:26 BST
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Officers said they are appealing for witnesses after a man was struck across the head with a glass bottle in Worthing town centre.

The incident happened in Montague Street outside Marks and Spencer at around 1.55pm on Saturday, October 22, according to police.

Sussex Police said the victim was taken to hospital by South East Coast Ambulance Service as he had injuries to his head and ear.

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A police spokesperson added: “It is believed the two men are known to each other. When officers attended the scene, members of the public restrained a man who may have information which could help them with their enquiries. A 35-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of GBH with intent and remains in police custody.”

Montague Street, Worthing. Picture from E MitchellMontague Street, Worthing. Picture from E Mitchell
Montague Street, Worthing. Picture from E Mitchell

Anyone who witnessed what happened, or has video footage, is asked to report it to police online or by calling 101 quoting serial number 582 of 22/10.

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