Postal worker left with a broken nose - Lisburn

[TrueBlueTerrier]

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A MALE postal worker was left with a broken nose when he was struck by a stone in the Stewartstown Road last week.


The man was delivering in the area at around 10.30am when a stone was thrown at him striking him in the face.

Officers investigating this incident are keen to hear from witnesses and would particularly like to speak to anyone who can help them identify two 15-16 year old youths spotted in the area at the time. It is believed one of these teens was wearing a blue and white baseball cap.

Police can be contacted at Lisburn police station by calling 0845 600 8000

[Red Robbo]

http://www.lisburntoday.co.uk/news/loca ... -1-3706649

A MALE postal worker was left with a broken nose when he was struck by a stone in the Stewartstown Road last week.


The man was delivering in the area at around 10.30am when a stone was thrown at him striking him in the face.

Officers investigating this incident are keen to hear from witnesses and would particularly like to speak to anyone who can help them identify two 15-16 year old youths spotted in the area at the time. It is believed one of these teens was wearing a blue and white baseball cap.

Police can be contacted at Lisburn police station by calling 0845 600 8000

Hit by a stone, more like a house brick to break your nose, hope the postie recovers and they can catch the scum that threw it.

[Lounge Lizard]

http://www.lisburntoday.co.uk/news/loca ... -1-3706649

A MALE postal worker was left with a broken nose when he was struck by a stone in the Stewartstown Road last week.


The man was delivering in the area at around 10.30am when a stone was thrown at him striking him in the face.

Officers investigating this incident are keen to hear from witnesses and would particularly like to speak to anyone who can help them identify two 15-16 year old youths spotted in the area at the time. It is believed one of these teens was wearing a blue and white baseball cap.

Police can be contacted at Lisburn police station by calling 0845 600 8000

Hit by a stone, more like a house brick to break your nose, hope the postie recovers and they can catch the scum that threw it.

A sectarian stone throwing perhaps. or maybe anger at the higher postage rates .

[DGP1]

Nothing to do with sectarianism, just thugs picking on an available target, nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, fire crews, posties etc.

[Lounge Lizard]

Nothing to do with sectarianism, just thugs picking on an available target, nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, fire crews, posties etc.

Were it not for the doctors one might assume it's the uniforms that gets them going.

[DGP1]

Nothing to do with sectarianism, just thugs picking on an available target, nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, fire crews, posties etc.

Were it not for the doctors one might assume it's the uniforms that gets them going.

Do doctors not still wear those lovely white coats

[NWpostie]

Suspend the postal service, see how long they will manage without any Giros, the local provo/loyalist will soon cooperate put the scroats to rights.

[Lounge Lizard]

Nothing to do with sectarianism, just thugs picking on an available target, nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, fire crews, posties etc.

Were it not for the doctors one might assume it's the uniforms that gets them going.

Do doctors not still wear those lovely white coats

Not here, but they probably do in Northern Ireland.

[DGP1]

Nothing to do with sectarianism, just thugs picking on an available target, nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, fire crews, posties etc.

Were it not for the doctors one might assume it's the uniforms that gets them going.

Do doctors not still wear those lovely white coats

Not here, but they probably do in Northern Ireland.

I always thought those men who came to take me away where doctors

[Lounge Lizard]

Nothing to do with sectarianism, just thugs picking on an available target, nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, fire crews, posties etc.

Were it not for the doctors one might assume it's the uniforms that gets them going.

Do doctors not still wear those lovely white coats

Not here, but they probably do in Northern Ireland.

I always thought those men who came to take me away where doctors

- not the only one to be taken in by "Trust me, I'm a doctor"