Police release Aberdeen attack CCTV images

POLICE have released CCTV images in a bid to track down two men connected with a serious attack in Aberdeen city centre last year – leaving the victim with a serious facial injury.
Police released these images of two men they are keen to track down. Picture: SubmittedPolice released these images of two men they are keen to track down. Picture: Submitted
Police released these images of two men they are keen to track down. Picture: Submitted

The renewed appeal is aimed at tracking down new witnesses to the assault outside Burger King on Union Street.

A 21-year-old man suffered a serious facial injury and 24-year-old man was also assaulted during the incident just after 3am on Saturday, October 20, 2012.

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Police have urged anybody who may have witnessed anything before, during or after the assault, or who recognises the description and images of the men, to come forward.

The first male is described as being large built with short, dark hair. He was wearing a black jumper with dark trousers and white trainers.

The second male is also described as being large built with short, dark hair. He was wearing a grey jumper with a large motif on the front, and grey trousers.

Investigating Officer, Constable Rob McLean, of the Alcohol and Violence Reduction Unit, said: “This was a violent attack that has resulted in very serious injuries for one of the victims.

“Anyone with information that can help us locate those responsible for this incident is asked to contact police immediately.

“Assaults of this nature can have a significant impact, not only on the lives of the victims but also on their families and on the reputation of the city.

“I appeal to those involved to contact us and to anyone who thinks they recognise the males pictured or have information about the incident to come forward and contact us or officers at their nearest police office.”

Anybody with information regarding this incident is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 if they wish to remain anonymous