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Man slashed in face with Stanley knife in Brighton street attack (From The Argus)
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Man slashed in face with Stanley knife in Brighton street attack
6:36pm Monday 17th September 2012 in News
A man has been scarred for life after being slashed in the face with a Stanley knife.
A 20-year-old local man was found lying in a pool of blood close to the Amsterdam bar in Broad Street, Brighton at about 1.30am on Saturday.
A description of his attacker was put out over police radio and a man was detained in George Street shortly after.
The victim was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
A 28-year-old Brighton man was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and has been bailed until September 25.
Anyone with information should contact 101 quoting serial 138 of 15/9.
Comments(14)
Tallywhacker
says...
7:10pm Mon 17 Sep 12
chrisinbrighton wrote:And this arrives from which part of the article???
Another homophobic attack ?
rolivan
says...
8:41pm Mon 17 Sep 12
SteveBrighton
says...
8:49pm Mon 17 Sep 12
rolivan wrote:Agreed.
Anyone with a knife in their possession should get 10 years and for using it Life.
hubby
says...
9:00pm Mon 17 Sep 12
It's pretty dangerous when it's light.
If you stay in and keep your door locked you are unlikely to receive life changing injuries to your facial area.
Madness!!!
damianpc
says...
11:05pm Mon 17 Sep 12
PorkBoat
says...
12:22am Tue 18 Sep 12
hubby wrote:Take a risk! You'll find that the world isn't such a dark, dangerous place after all! You could get slashed in Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings or Crawley as well, especially if you're 20, and and mixing with other people of similar age, full of drink and bravado. If you're older, you learn to avoid certain situations, and can pick up on signs of trouble that you may not have noticed when you were younger.
Stay in and watch telly or something.Brighton is too dangerous to go out after dark.
It's pretty dangerous when it's light.
If you stay in and keep your door locked you are unlikely to receive life changing injuries to your facial area.
Madness!!!
monkeymoo
says...
1:32pm Tue 18 Sep 12
Tallywhacker wrote:Perhaps you should learn to read. I'm pretty sure the "question mark" at the end of their sentence means they are asking a question...Not making a statement!
chrisinbrighton wrote:And this arrives from which part of the article???
Another homophobic attack ?
hubby
says...
12:35am Wed 19 Sep 12
PorkBoat wrote:Safer to stay in though!
hubby wrote:Take a risk! You'll find that the world isn't such a dark, dangerous place after all! You could get slashed in Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings or Crawley as well, especially if you're 20, and and mixing with other people of similar age, full of drink and bravado. If you're older, you learn to avoid certain situations, and can pick up on signs of trouble that you may not have noticed when you were younger.
Stay in and watch telly or something.Brighton is too dangerous to go out after dark.
It's pretty dangerous when it's light.
If you stay in and keep your door locked you are unlikely to receive life changing injuries to your facial area.
Madness!!!
Look at the Eastbourne bit today!
notaconspiracy
says...
12:38am Wed 19 Sep 12
The crime, for most of us, is this violent stuff, not speeding motorists.
Char-Brighton
says...
1:18am Wed 19 Sep 12
hovelawns
says...
2:12pm Wed 19 Sep 12
Somethingsarejustwrong
says...
7:00am Thu 20 Sep 12
hubby wrote:HOW CAN ANY COMMENTS FROM SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T EVEN LIVE IN THE UK BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE CRIME RATE IN SPAIN IS EVEN HIGHER THAN IN THE UK?
PorkBoat wrote:Safer to stay in though!
hubby wrote:Take a risk! You'll find that the world isn't such a dark, dangerous place after all! You could get slashed in Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings or Crawley as well, especially if you're 20, and and mixing with other people of similar age, full of drink and bravado. If you're older, you learn to avoid certain situations, and can pick up on signs of trouble that you may not have noticed when you were younger.
Stay in and watch telly or something.Brighton is too dangerous to go out after dark.
It's pretty dangerous when it's light.
If you stay in and keep your door locked you are unlikely to receive life changing injuries to your facial area.
Madness!!!
Look at the Eastbourne bit today!
qm
says...
9:16pm Thu 20 Sep 12
SomethingsarejustwroSpain? Who lives in Spain?
ng wrote:
hubby wrote:HOW CAN ANY COMMENTS FROM SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T EVEN LIVE IN THE UK BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE CRIME RATE IN SPAIN IS EVEN HIGHER THAN IN THE UK?
PorkBoat wrote:Safer to stay in though!
hubby wrote:Take a risk! You'll find that the world isn't such a dark, dangerous place after all! You could get slashed in Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings or Crawley as well, especially if you're 20, and and mixing with other people of similar age, full of drink and bravado. If you're older, you learn to avoid certain situations, and can pick up on signs of trouble that you may not have noticed when you were younger.
Stay in and watch telly or something.Brighton is too dangerous to go out after dark.
It's pretty dangerous when it's light.
If you stay in and keep your door locked you are unlikely to receive life changing injuries to your facial area.
Madness!!!
Look at the Eastbourne bit today!
chrisinbrighton says...
6:55pm Mon 17 Sep 12