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Tom Davidson

Shocking moment man repeatedly struck by thugs through broken car window after crash

A driver was attacked by two thugs after a car crash in a city suburb.

The 20-year-old was driving a black Honda Jazz which appears to have been forced off the road by a Seat Leon in the Erdington area of Birmingham.

Two men got out of the Seat and an object was thrown at the Honda, smashing the window.

Footage posted online then shows one of the men striking the driver several times with what West Midlands Police believe was a stick.

As the attacker prepares to return to his car the second man comes around to the side of the Honda to join in the assault.

The men then return to their car before speeding from the scene.

Police have appealed for witnesses and no arrests have been made.

The victim only suffered minor injuries.

A statement from West Midlands Police said: "We received a call just after 12.30pm on 2 July reporting a collision in Slade Road, Erdington, involving a black Seat Leon and a black Honda Jazz.

"It's understood two men got out of the Leon, one threw an object at the Honda, smashing its window, before the 20-year-old victim was struck with a stick several times through the broken window.

"He suffered minor facial cuts.

"The two offenders made off from the scene and enquiries are underway to identify and trace the two men.

"If anyone was in the area at the time and saw the incident or the Seat Leon making off we'd urge them to contact us via Live Chat at our website or by calling 101. Alternatively call the charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111."

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