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Witnesses are urged to recount group assault

FOLLOWING the alleged assault of two men in the carpark of the Rose Cottage Inn in Gilmore last year (November 26), police are urging witnessed to come forward. 

People who may have witnessed the incident or know the people involved.
The disturbance between a group of males and two men occurred at about 12.15am in the carpark of the Rose Cottage Inn on Isabella Drive. During the disturbance the two men were allegedly assaulted and the group of males then left the area.

The two male victims were treated on the site.

At this stage in the investigation, police would like to speak with a number of additional witnesses in relation to this matter.

Police urge anyone who recognises themselves, or anyone else, in the CCTV footage to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website. Please quote reference 6039127. Information can be provided anonymously.

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