Teen Threatened with Screwdriver in Milton Keynes Street Assault
Thames Valley Police are hunting witnesses after a teen was attacked outside The Point in Milton Keynes.
Knife-Wielding Teens Launch Sudden Attack
At around 7.35pm on Friday, May 14, two unknown teenage lads confronted a young man in his teens. They forced him to kneel and threatened him with a screwdriver before one punched him twice in the head.
The pair scarpered when nearby members of the public stepped in. The victim suffered red marks but didn’t need hospital treatment.
Suspects’ Looks and Clothing Details Released
- Both offenders are white males, mid to late teens.
- The one with the screwdriver is about 5ft 8in, slim build, wearing grey bottoms, a shiny black puffa-style jacket over a grey hoodie, white trainers, and a grey woolly hat.
- The other wore a black puffa-style jacket, dark green bottoms with stripes down the sides, white trainers, and carried a black Nike rucksack.
Police Plea for Witnesses
“This was a scary ordeal for the victim, threatened by two unknown lads, one armed with a screwdriver,” said PC James Elliott from Milton Keynes police.
“The incident happened at a busy time in the heart of Milton Keynes, so we are confident someone saw what went down.”
If you have any info, call police on 101 or report online with reference 43210208443. To stay anonymous, contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit their website.
