Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted on a motorway bridge in Farnborough.
It happened on Wednesday November 16 between 6.30 and 7pm.
A 17-year-old local man was walking across the little brook bridge that leads up to the Curly Bridge (Cheyne Way side).
He told police that he felt a blow to the back, which knocked him to the ground. He was then repeatedly kicked and punched. He suffered a fractured wrist and bruising to his face and hands.
PC Campbell Patrick who is investigating said: “The man walked across Grange Park (Moor Side Park) just before the attack-and we believe there were people in the park. They could have seen something, and I’d ask these people to come forward if they can help .
“The man’s mobile phone is missing and this may have been taken during the assault.”
Crime ref 44110486072
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