A woman was left bleeding and with concussion after three men launched an unprovoked attack on her as she walked through a park to get shopping for her gran.
Courtney Hobin was cutting through Royton Park, in Oldham, to pick up some shopping for her grandma when the assault took place.
The 22-year-old noticed three men up ahead dressed in black hoodies and continued to walk through the park.
She said the three men then jumped on her, knocked her to the floor and ripped her hoodie.
They then kicked her in the face while she lay on the ground, leaving Courtney with cuts, bruises and pouring with blood.
The trio did not steal anything from Courtney and she said she has no idea why they launched the attack.
Courtney called a friend to take her to hospital and it was found she was suffering with concussion.
Images taken from after the attack show Courtney covered in blood, with cuts to her face and body.
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The incident, which took place on Tuesday, July 24, has been reported to Greater Manchester Police.
Chloe Louise Caffery, Courtney's friend, said she was shocked to find her in such a mess when she came to take her to hospital.
The 23-year-old, speaking on behalf of Courtney because she felt too unwell, said: "She went to go to the shop for her grandmother who she lives with.
"She cut through Royton Park and three lads in black hoodies were ahead, which was odd as it was 32C on Tuesday.
"She didn't think anything of it, but they all came charging towards her.
"She called me hysterical. I went to pick her up.
"She was in a mess, she was bleeding. It was a shock to the sytem.
"From what it looks like they have knocked her to the floor. They were all kicking her in the face."
Chloe, a retail supervisor, added: "They looked about early 20s. There is no reason for it, she was just walking to the shop.
"They didn't take anything. She said 'why me, what did I do?'"
She said Courtney has been left feeling nauseous following the incident and has to wear a concussion band.
No arrests have been made and Courtney wants to warn other people walking in the park about the three men.
A spokeswoman for GMP said: "It was reported as an assault around 9pm on July, 24, in Royton Park."
Anyone with further information or any witnesses can contact GMP on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111 quoting log number 1152/240719.
