Woman 'punched in the face twice' after Stockton attack

The incident took place on Bridge Road in Stockton <i>(Image: UGC)</i>
The incident took place on Bridge Road in Stockton (Image: UGC)
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A woman was 'punched in the face twice' during a late-night attack in Stockton. 

The incident took place on Bridge Road, between The Wobbly Goblin and The Job Centre, at around 4.15am on Saturday. 

The 22-year-old reported that she was punched in the face twice by a man, causing her to fall and leaving her with facial swelling and a broken toe. Cleveland Police has confirmed that enquiries into the incident are now ongoing. 


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A statement said: "A 22-year-old woman reported an assault on in Stockton, which happened adjacent to Bridge Road, between the Wobbly Goblin Pub and The Job Centre, around  4:15am on 1st June.

"A man was reported to have punched the woman in the face twice, causing her to fall and leaving her with facial swelling and a broken toe. 

"Enquiries are ongoing."

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