“Scary to watch”: shock how a person suffers head and top body injury in Walker street

Neighbors told today of their shock after the man was found injured outside them homes.

Police and paramedics were called to Alston Avenue. in Walker, Newcastle, early hours of The man was taken to the hospital this morning.

BUT stretch of in street was cordoned off off police tape when the medical examiner got to work on the stage.

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Meanwhile, the police could be seen searching home in a cordon that had private hire a taxi at the parking lot outside.

Neighbors told the Chronicle they heard about the man being attacked, although police have yet to release any details.

The Northeast Ambulance Service confirmed they were treating one patient for head and upper body trauma prior to hospitalization.

Young woman, who asked not to be named, said that she woke up sound of cry around 2 am.

She said “I heard the screams so I up. It was terrible to see. We have three daughters. It’s horrible.”

The inhabitants came out them homes observe the actions of the police this morning.

Number of uniformed officers were inside one home, while one medical examiner put numbered evidence markers in road.

She also photographed area outside in house And car which was parked outside.

The officer could also to be seen items off road and put them in small transparent bags.

One man, who asked not to be named, said that also heard there was an attack on Man.

He said, “We didn’t hear anything. last night, then we saw it all this morning. It’s terrible, poor thing.”

“I have one Baby, so it’s not good to have that around.”

another neighbor, who not want to be named added: “As far as we know someone was attacked last night. We have just heard it through the vine.

“It was a shock to see all the police this morning. like this morning when I woke up up.

And Diane Duffy, 55 who Residents nearby said: “I was sleeping when it happened. It was unexpected to see all this when I woke up up.”

representative for The Northeast Ambulance Service confirmed that paramedics took the man to the hospital.

He said, “We were called by the police at 2:28 this morning to report to outside the address in Newcastle.

“We sent one paramedical team and treatment one patient for head and top body injuries before taking them to the hospital.”