Police are searching for a suspect after several members of staff were attacked in a pub in north London.
Scotland Yard said a man assaulted three men - knocking one unconscious - at the Three Crowns on Stoke Newington High Street at around 1.20am on November 9, the Met Police said.
One 32-year-old pub worker was hit in the face with glass, before being punched to the ground by the suspect.
The victim suffered several deep cuts to his face, police said.
The suspect then punched a second staff member in his 20s, causing a cut to his eye.
Finally, as he went to leave the venue, the suspect turned and punched a 28-year-old man, knocking him unconscious.
Police described the suspect as a light skinned black man, aged about 30.
They said he had a slim and athletic build and a short, dark beard.
The suspect was also wearing a beige short sleeved T-shirt, a silver necklace, light trousers, dark shoes and carrying a thick dark coat with fur lined hood.
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101, contact them via Twitter on @MetCC, quoting CAD 618/09NOV, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org.
