Shocking CCTV Footage Released to Catch Thug Who Punched Woman in Liverpool

[Smackeddie]

even closer to mine again, Liverpool Lark Lane my mates are always out drinking on lark lane.

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THIS shocking footage shows how a thug punched a young woman in the face and broke her eye socket during a night out in Liverpool's busy Lark Lane.

Victim Jessica Jones, 20, today spoke about her ordeal for the first time in a bid to catch the man who attacked her in Lark Lane, Aigburth.

Jessica was enjoying a night out with friends at the Vinyl bar when she became caught up in the fall-out from a brawl between two gangs of men.

She described how she clung to a staircase handrail in an attempt to avoid the fight – but was punched by one of the men, who then fled the scene.

Office administrator Jessica said: “I could not get any signal on my phone in Vinyl so I went upstairs with my friend to send a text from outside.

“But when we got to the top of the stairs, the doormen told us to wait. We knew something was wrong and within seconds these two groups of men started throwing punches at each other.

“I was just clinging on to the bannister with my head down. The next thing I felt was my head flying back. I felt my eye, it was bleeding and I knew someone had hit me.

“I did not feel any pain at first – it was just shock. My friends took me upstairs to the Pistachio restaurant and put ice on my eye. They called the police straight away.”

Jessica was taken to hospital, where doctors discovered she had suffered a fractured eye socket.

She said: “They told me if the cut on my eye did not heal then I might have to have an operation. Luckily it did and I do not have any permanent damage, just a scar on my eye.

“When I got home I just could not stop crying. I could not face leaving the house for a week, but then I decided not to let this beat me.

“I was worried about going out socialising again and I have not been to Lark Lane since.”

Police are keen to trace the man responsible for what they say was a deliberate and extremely violent attack at 12.30am on Sunday June 3.

Detective Constable Dave Ellis, of Merseyside police, said: “This was not a case of someone lashing out by mistake. The footage clearly shows this man looking at Jessica before punching her with full force in the face.

“It is absolutely horrifying and I am sure anyone who sees it will be shocked. The force of that punch could have sent anyone flying down the stairs.

“This could have been so much worse and I would urge anyone with information to tell us who this man is.”

Jessica’s mum Liza and dad Alan said they felt sick when their daughter returned home to Mossley Hill.

Liza, a nurse at Broadgreen hospital, said: “As soon as I saw her coming down the drive I just knew something was wrong. How anyone could do this to a young girl is beyond belief.”

Call police on 0151-777 5376 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.

[PwnageDelux]

That dumb broad should have kept her distance. It's her fault for squeezing her way up there into the crossfire, I didn't see anybody purposely sock that chick.

Accidents happen

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[kellyhound]

yea they were mowing around and she was at the wrong place at the wrong time as i couldn't see they targeted her on purpose.