Police launch manhunt for trio which assaulted a man
The Hindu
One of the accused bit the ear of the victim and fled the spot
The Ashok Nagar police are searching for a three-member gang, which assaulted a 24-year-old man in West Mambalam. The police said Pramod, working in a private company, was buying liquor at a Tasmac shop located on Bhaktavatsalam Street, West Mambalam, when three persons accidentally broke his bottle. This led to a spat. One of them bit his ear, and the trio fled the spot. Mr. Pramod was taken to a private hospital. Based on the complaint filed by him, Ashok Nagar police have filed a case and are inspecting footage from CCTV cameras installed near the shop.
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