Police appeal for witnesses

Sunday, 24 May 2026 12:14

Source: Lincolnshire Police Facebook page

Lincolnshire Police are appealing for information after a man in his 30s sustained serious facial injuries

following an assault in Stamford on May Day Bank Holiday Monday. It happened just after midnight on Broad Street. Officers are keen to speak to any witnesses or anyone with recorded footage. They've released pictures of two men they'd like to identify who may be able to help them in their investigation. The two men were part of a group of four seen on Broad Street just after midnight on the 4th of May. They left the area in a dark grey Toyota Hilux pickup truck travelling towards Red Lion Square.

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