The MAN was left seriously injured after apparently being hit with bottle outside Worcester pub.
Eyewitnesses ran to help that man who they described as covered in blood near the tree in in car a park of Tavern Goodrest on barker street in Worcester.
Two women were arrested on suspicion of attempt murder.
The neighbor ran to help victim first provide assistance until the ambulance arrives.
She said, “He was hit by bottle.
“We had to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation. on his. Then, when the ambulance arrived, they were also doing cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
“He is not in a good way.”
The woman said she thought he might have been injured during fight between two groups.
Tavern Goodrest on barker street in Worcester
She said she saw the police take the bottle and a couple of sunglasses.
It happened around 20:30 on Saturday (August 13).
Another neighbor said: “He was covered in blood and had bandages around it head.”
Woman, who life in in the area said: “I brought out blankets and pillows for him, because it was obvious that he was not in a good way he was seriously injured.
Spectators say eight police cars with Search and rescue dogs and two ambulances arrived at the scene.
She is added: “We’ve only heard good things about the pub, it worries me a little, you don’t expect to see someone like what he was in Seriously bad way.
“What is it world comes to.”
A police statement said: “Officers were called to the scene following reports. of argument.
“On the arrival the man was found with serious injuries, later taken to hospital for further treatment.
“Two women, 18 and 19 years old, were arrested on suspicion of attempt murder as well as remain in detention in police custody while investigations are ongoing.
“Anyone who was in in area at the time and may have seen the incident asking to get in contact with us reporting it online in Tell us about of West Mercian Police website link to 705i of August 13th. If you can’t report it online please call 101.
“Alternatively, if you have information but you are not comfortable talking to the police, you can talk to the independent charity Crimestoppers. It’s 100% anonymous, they never ask your name and can’t trace your call or IP address. You can contact them online or call 0800 555 111.
