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Search for suspect after 'serious assault' in Plymouth Search for suspect after 'serious' attack in city
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Devon and Cornwall Police said officers were called to a serious assault on Wednesday evening
Police in Plymouth say they are searching for a suspect following a "serious assault" in the West Hoe area of the city.Police in Plymouth say they are searching for a suspect following a "serious assault" in the West Hoe area of the city.
Devon and Cornwall Police said its officers were called at 20:55 GMT on Wednesday evening after a person was found seriously injured on West Hoe Road. They were treated by paramedics at the scene before being taken to Derriford Hospital.Devon and Cornwall Police said its officers were called at 20:55 GMT on Wednesday evening after a person was found seriously injured on West Hoe Road. They were treated by paramedics at the scene before being taken to Derriford Hospital.
The victim and their assailant are believed to know each other, the force added. The victim and the attacker are believed to know each other, the force added.
Detectives are appealing for anyone with information to contact them.Detectives are appealing for anyone with information to contact them.
Det Ch Insp Dave Pebworth said there is a large police presence in the area and enquiries are continuing with officers carrying out a search for the suspect. Police asked members of the public to 'stay away' from the area while officers continue their investigation
Det Ch Insp Dave Pebworth said there is a large police presence in the area and Inquiries are continuing with officers carrying out a search for the suspect.
"We believe this is an isolated incident and there is no immediate threat to the wider public," Mr Pebworth said in a statement."We believe this is an isolated incident and there is no immediate threat to the wider public," Mr Pebworth said in a statement.
"We would ask members of the public to please stay away from the West Hoe area of the city while we continue our investigation," he added."We would ask members of the public to please stay away from the West Hoe area of the city while we continue our investigation," he added.