Police release image of suspects after man trying to stop fight was beaten up in Adelaide CBD
Police are hunting two suspects after an attack on a man who tried to stop a fight in Adelaide’s CBD.
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Two suspects who punched a man multiple times after the victim tried to break up a fight in Adelaide’s CBD remain at large.
Police have released a CCTV image of two men in a bid to locate them after the fight, which broke out about 10.30pm on Saturday, July 16, when a man had a verbal altercation with someone at a tavern on North Tce.
When a friend stepped in to defuse the altercation the suspect punched the man in the face.
The suspect stayed at the tavern for a short time, before again attacking the victim and punching him several times to the head and body.
The victim had to attend the hospital for treatment of a broken nose.
Police are urging anyone who recognises either of the pictured men to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
It comes after police last week released footage of a vicious one-punch attack that left a man unconscious in Adelaide's CBD.
The fight happened at the intersection of Crippen Place and Morphett St in the early hours of Sunday July 3.
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