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Royal Mail driver hurt in attack

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Royal Mail driver hurt in attack

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/derb ... 610361.stm

A man has been hurt during a robbery on a Royal Mail van in Derbyshire.

The incident happened just after 1000 BST on Park Road, Ashbourne, when the van was making a delivery to a branch in the town's Co-op store.

Police have said that two men, one black and one white, driving a Ford Focus, assaulted the van's driver before taking some cash.

They said the driver required treatment by paramedics and are appealing for any witnesses to contact them.
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Anyone know how badly he was hurt?
Is he going to be ok?
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And I just wonder did this poor unfortunate van driver's DOM fully investigate the circumstances and call in the help of Corporate Security?
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