#assault

#assault

The incident occurred at Quaker Street just off Cork's south inner shortly after 10pm on Monday evening. Minutes after the incident, the man - who is aged in his 40s - collapsed and locals raised the alarm. Gardaí and paramedics were at the scene within minutes. The injured man was rushed to Cork University Hospital (CUH) for treatment for serious injuries. It is understood he remains in a serious condition.

SNS A man has been charged after a Hearts player was struck by a lighter during a match against Dundee United last month. The incident happened during the match Hearts won 3-2 at Tannadice on Sunday 10 August. An investigation was launched after a lighter was reported to have been thrown from the stands. Police Scotland said a 23-year-old man had now been arrested and charged in connection with alleged assault.

A young woman is being hunted after a man in his 60s miraculously survived being pushed onto the tracks at a south west London train station. Officers responded with paramedics and found the victim on the line. His female attacker, in her 30s, made off down the tracks before the emergency services arrived. She is described as white, with blonde hair, was wearing a grey coat and distinctive black bobble hat at the time.

On August 29, Suffolk County police officers from the First Precinct responded to a Babylon residence in response to two 911 calls for help, the DA said. The callers said that Brozowski attempted to engage in a verbal dispute with the victim - who he had reportedly met for the first time that day - then stabbed him in the neck, Tierney said. Brozowski fled the location afterward in his red 2018 Chevrolet

North Tonawanda, NY - A brawl inside a Webster Street restaurant spilled into the street early Sunday, ending with gunfire and a large police response, according to the North Tonawanda Police Department. Officers arrived at 58 Webster Street around 2:51 a.m. after reports of shots fired and found a man on the ground outside the restaurant. Investigators later determined he had not been struck by bullets but had been injured in a physical altercation.

I want to be clear about this: it's not because I'm worried about being randomly attacked by teenagers. It is because of the presidential Administration that we have and their policies that I feel less safe now as a trans person than I ever have.

The assault occurred about 3:50 p.m. Sept. 19 in front of 1789 Flatbush Ave., according to police. Law enforcement sources said three teens were smoking at the location when the victim, a member of the building's maintenance staff, asked them to leave. The verbal dispute that followed quickly turned violent when the teens began punching and kicking the man in the face and body, police said.

Police say the man slept in a chair in her bedroom that night, then attempted to talk to her about the issue the following day, but flew into a rage when she said no. First he allegedly slammed the woman into a wall, then hit her 17-year-old son and slammed him into a wall. Then he allegedly killed the small dog by throwing it into the ground, before dragging the woman away and she screaming, authorities said.

Officers were first called to a pizza chain in the area of Wentworth Street W. and Park Road S., where a group of young people were allegedly causing a disturbance on July 2 at approximately 12:30 a.m. One person jumped behind the counter and tried to take an item, investigators said. The victim tried to stop the person and a "violent struggle ensued," police said.

A coach for a Connecticut youth football team has been busted for shoving a 7-year-old player from the opposing team to the ground, according to police.

OAKLAND - A person was in critical but stable condition after being assaulted Thursday near Lake Merritt in Oakland, police said. The incident happened just after 11:45 a.m. in the area of Alice Street and 19th Street, according to the Oakland Police Department. Officers arrived to find the victim suffering from injuries caused by a blunt object, police said. Paramedics took the victim to an area hospital.

According to police sources, the vicious incident unfolded around 7 a.m. outside of a C-Town supermarket located at 57 Mill St. in Red Hook on Sept. 1. Cops say a 74-year-old man was standing outside the store when the suspect bumped into him. Law enforcement sources said that the perpetrator did not say anything to the senior; he just pushed him to the ground, leaving him confused and in crippling pain and suffering a laceration to the face. The attacker fled on foot.

The incident took place at St Michael's Avenue in Tipperary town at around 9.35pm on Friday, September 12. A man aged in his 30s who was arrested in relation to the incident has been charged and will appear this morning's sitting of Nenagh District Court. The man injured in the assault died in University Hospital Limerick due to his injuries. The local coroner and the Office of the State Pathologist have both been notified, and a postmortem examination is due to be carried out.

The incident took place at St Michael's Avenue in Tipperary town at around 9.35pm on Friday, September 12. A man aged in his 30s arrested in relation to the incident remains in garda custody. The man injured in the assault has since died in University Hospital Limerick. The local coroner and the Office of the State Pathologist have both been notified, and a postmortem examination is due to be carried out.

Prosecutors allege that he used a seven-inch baton to beat a woman in the head on Oct. 13, 2024 at the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station. The woman told police that her attacker had been yelling derogatory things to other women present at the station, and had said, f you b-, shortly before hitting her. She went unconscious, causing a concussion and a brain injury, according to police.

Bryant approached a group of National Guard members Aug. 24. He allegedly made statements to the effect that he was "strapped," "these are our streets" and "I'll kill you." The National Guard members understood "strapped" to mean that Bryant was armed. Bryant then approached additional National Guard members and "threw his left shoulder" into the left shoulder of one of them, making physical contact, the emergency motion said. The National Guard members told the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., about the confrontations.

A man who appeared to brandish a hatchet at Pro-Palestinian protesters in Cambridge last month is now facing charges related to the incident, according to a local organization and court records. Matthew Freeman, of North Billerica, is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and a civil rights violation, according to court records filed in Cambridge District Court. He allegedly assaulted Fawaz Abusharkh and other "unknown victims" with a Black Audi car.

The 65-year-old victim got off an elevator at the station at 4:45 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 18, when a stranger approached him, swinging her backpack and striking him in the neck, police said. The senior sustained a minor laceration to his neck but refused medical attention at the scene. The attacker ran out of the station and fled on foot in an unknown direction.