Shocking attack in Bournemouth where man gets sucker punched
Sickening moment a thug punches an unsuspecting man to the ground with a blow to the back of his head as two groups pass on a pavement
- Incident caught on camera outside ANJ Off-license in St Michael’s Road, in Bournemouth, Dorset
- Video shows two groups of men passing on the pavement before the attack
- One of men breaks free and punches man in the head from behind, leaving him knocked out on pavement
The shocking moment a man was punched to the ground in a sickening unprovoked attack has been captured on CCTV.
The incident was caught on camera near ANJ Off-license in St Michael’s Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, as two groups of men walked along a pavement in opposite directions.
As they passed by, one thug broke from the pack and struck the victim from behind.
The shocking moment a man was punched to the ground in a sickening unprovoked attack has been captured on CCTV. The incident was caught on camera in Bournemouth, Dorset as two groups of men walked along a pavement in opposite directions
The force of the blow to the head caught the defenceless victim off guard and he collapsed into the road.
The gang of youths with the attacker then walked off leaving the victim seemingly unconscious on the ground.
It is not believed that the victim reported the attack to the police as a spokesman said they had no record of it.
The chilling footage was captured by security cameras at ANJ Off-licence, which is owned by Michael Sollinger, 37.
Mr Sollinger, who has ran his shop for seven years, said violent incidents were becoming a regular occurrence in the area.
He said he has reported the issue to the police but has since received threats to himself and his business.
As they passed by, one thug broke from the pack and struck the victim from behind. The force of the blow to the head caught the defenceless victim off guard and he collapsed into the road
He said: ‘There has always been a problem with drugs but it has been getting much worse recently.
‘Dealers have come into the shop trying to sell drugs to my staff and they become abusive when I ban them.
‘I have been threatened with knives and my staff are regularly threatened.
‘We are open until 3am so I always make sure there are at least two staff on duty.’
He added: ‘This is not the sort of area I want to bring my children up in. I don’t want them to see what goes on here so I tell my wife not to bring them to the shop.’
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