On and on it goes, where it stops, no one knows.
Man rushed to hospital after ‘acid attack’ outside fish & chip shop in Brit town.
A man is suspected to have been attacked with acid outside a fish and chip shop in a UK seaside town.
[Chips=French Fries]
'Cops are probing the incident in Whitstable in Kent, and the injured man has been rushed to hospital.
Police were called to Ernie's Place just before 9am following reports the man had been doused with the
substance.
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A picture posted "Kent 999s" on Twitter showed a number of police cars outside the shop and an ambulance.
A spokesperson for South East Coast Ambulance Service has confirmed a man was assessed and treated
after a substance was thrown in his face.
He was taken to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital in Margate.
The suspected attack comes during a shock rise in acid attacs which are leaving victims with horrifying scars.
In London alone the number of these kind of attacks has soared by 65 per cent over the past year to 431.
It comes as Daily Star Online reveals a shopkeeper has become the first to ban customers from buying acid
unless they show ID...'
The Daily Star:
Man rushed to hospital after ‘acid attack’ outside fish & chip shop in Brit town.
A man is suspected to have been attacked with acid outside a fish and chip shop in a UK seaside town.
[Chips=French Fries]
'Cops are probing the incident in Whitstable in Kent, and the injured man has been rushed to hospital.
Police were called to Ernie's Place just before 9am following reports the man had been doused with the
substance.
A picture posted "Kent 999s" on Twitter showed a number of police cars outside the shop and an ambulance.
A spokesperson for South East Coast Ambulance Service has confirmed a man was assessed and treated
after a substance was thrown in his face.
He was taken to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital in Margate.
The suspected attack comes during a shock rise in acid attacs which are leaving victims with horrifying scars.
In London alone the number of these kind of attacks has soared by 65 per cent over the past year to 431.
It comes as Daily Star Online reveals a shopkeeper has become the first to ban customers from buying acid
unless they show ID...'
The Daily Star:
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