Teenagers sentenced for unprovoked Cambridge city centre attack
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 10:31 · Archive
Two teenagers have been sentenced for an unprovoked attack that left a man with a fractured skull in Cambridge's Market Square.
Two teenagers have been sentenced for their role in an unprovoked attack in Market Square, Cambridge, that left a man with a fractured skull. The teenagers avoided custodial sentences.
One of those sentenced is a teenager from Peterborough. The attack took place in the city centre, though the outlets do not provide further details about when the incident occurred or the specific sentences handed down.
How it is being reported
- Teens who left man with fractured skull in unprovoked attack avoid jailCambs Times · 6 Oct, 10:06
- Teens who left man with fractured skull in unprovoked attack avoid jailEly Standard · 6 Oct, 10:06
- Peterborough teenager sentenced for part in brutal Cambridge city centre attack that left victim with fractured skullPeterborough Telegraph · 5 Oct, 11:08
In this story: Cambridge · Market Square · Peterborough
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