Man stabbed in the face reports to Doncaster doctors' surgery

By The Newsroom
Published 20th Jan 2016, 14:07 BST
Updated 20th Jan 2016, 14:09 BST
Police cordon at The Rossington Practice on Grange Lane after a man suffers stab wounds. Picture: Marie CaleyPolice cordon at The Rossington Practice on Grange Lane after a man suffers stab wounds. Picture: Marie Caley
Police cordon at The Rossington Practice on Grange Lane after a man suffers stab wounds. Picture: Marie Caley
A MAN who arrived at a doctors' practice in South Yorkshire yesterday with serious injuries had been stabbed in the face, police have revealed.

Officers were called to the surgery at 11.17 on Tuesday morning after a man presented himself injured.

A police spokesman said he had “serious facial injuries”. He was taken to hospital where he remains in a serious condition.

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A 55-year-old local man was arrested yesterday afternoon on suspicion of causing wounding with intent and remains in police custody.

Det Inspector Mark Monteiro of South Yorkshire Polcie said: “I understand incidents like this are disturbing to those living locally but we believe this was a targeted attack and I do not consider there to be any wider danger to members of the public. “We have increased the number of officers in the area to reassure local residents.”

One patient who saw the injured man arrive at the surgery said: “It looked like there was a lot of blood.”