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Essex A12 concrete attacks: Photo of victim's injuries shown Essex A12 concrete attacks: Photo of victim's injuries shown
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Photographs of a woman's injuries caused when a concrete bollard was dropped on to a car on the A12 in Essex have been released by police.Photographs of a woman's injuries caused when a concrete bollard was dropped on to a car on the A12 in Essex have been released by police.
Carol Manley, aged 57, was with husband Steve in their Nissan Ntec on 1 December when a "bucket-shaped" block smashed through the windscreen.Carol Manley, aged 57, was with husband Steve in their Nissan Ntec on 1 December when a "bucket-shaped" block smashed through the windscreen.
Forty minutes earlier, a large lump of granite hit a Vauxhall Astra on the same road. Earlier, a large lump of granite hit a Vauxhall Astra on the same road.
Mr Manley is due to make an appeal for information later. As he appealed to the public for information, Mr Manley said he looked over to see his wife covered in blood.
Police are treating both incidents as attempted murder.Police are treating both incidents as attempted murder.
Mrs Manley, a front-seat passenger, was hurt when the bollard was dropped from the West Hanningfield Bridge, near Galleywood, at about 22:00 GMT.Mrs Manley, a front-seat passenger, was hurt when the bollard was dropped from the West Hanningfield Bridge, near Galleywood, at about 22:00 GMT.
Eight miles away in Ingatestone, mother and daughter Stella and Lisa Horne were left shaken when their car was struck by a large rock dropped from Fryerning Lane Bridge on to the A12. Eight miles away in Ingatestone, mother and daughter Stella and Lisa Horne were left shaken when their car was struck by a large rock dropped from Fryerning Lane Bridge on to the A12 forty minutes earlier.
A reward of up to £3,000 has been offered to find those responsible.A reward of up to £3,000 has been offered to find those responsible.