Glasgow street cordoned off after man attacked as Partick locals report ‘lots of blood’
Police have taped off an area in Glasgow’s West End[1] after a man was found injured following a serious assault on Monday night, November 20. Emergency services scrambled to Dumbarton Road, at its junction with Stewartville Street, in Partick[2], at around 10pm. Officers discovered the 34-year-old man, who was hurt, and he was rushed to hospital for treatment.
The nature of the incident and injuries sustained is unclear. A police[3] cordon remains in place, around a bus shelter on the street, this morning (November 21).
One eyewitness told GlasgowLive: “The white thing on the ground in the bus shelter has lots of blood on it and there’s blood on the glass of the bus shelter.”
Another said: “Something bad must have happened through the night, there’s police tape at the bottom of Stewartville Street at the bus stop on Dumbarton Road. Police are waiting for forensics but residents can leave.” Join Glasgow Live’s Whatsapp Community here[6] and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
Police have urged anyone with information to come forward. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 10pm on Monday, 20 November, police were called to a report of a 34-year-old man injured following a serious assault on Dumbarton Road at Stewartville Street, Partick. “Officers attended and the man was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
“Enquiries are ongoing and anyone with information should contact 101 with reference number 3616 of 20 November.”
References
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