'This type of anti-social behaviour has huge consequences on local residents, and we will do what we can to protect and reassure our residents and businesses that we will be there for them. He added: 'I will not tolerate behaviour of this kind in our community, it is totally unacceptable. Inspector Jamie Campbell said patrols were being stepped up. Hull veteran who collapsed laying wreath in Remembrance parade meets officer who saved his life.

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Whilst his injuries aren’t thought to be serious, he has understandably been left shaken by the incident.' Read More Related Articles A spokesperson said: 'A member of staff is also believed to have been assaulted and was left requiring medical treatment. Police said they were called to the North Point takeaway at 9pm on Tuesday to reports of a group of youths throwing objects and causing damage to a takeaway. He insisted on not going to hospital, but we are all taking care of him and will call an ambulance if he doesn't feel well.' 'He is our chief chef and has been working here since 2000. One is young and OK, but our other staff member is older with underlying health conditions. Read more: Woman who tragically died in goat farm incident was lifelong animal lover who lived in caravan on siteįollowing the attack, Chuanyong Shi, assistant manager at Golden Star, said: 'Two of our staff have been injured.

All three have been bailed while inquiries continue.

Two of the boys were also arrested on suspicion of affray. Today, Humberside Police said three 15-year-old boys had been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and assault. Police have arrested three teenage boys in connection with an assault at a Chinese takeaway in North Point Shopping Centre, Bransholme, Hull.Ī chef was injured and badly shaken following the assault at the Golden Star takeaway on Tuesday evening, in which youths threw stones at him, hitting and cutting his head.

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