Police in Derry are appealing for witnesses after a man sustained facial and leg injuries during an assault in the city’s Peace Garden over the weekend, according to local law enforcement reports.
Derry Peace Garden Assault Investigated by Police
The male victim suffered injuries to his face and leg during the attack and required hospital treatment.
Chief Inspector Ian Ferriby described the episode as a horrible incident that left the victim hospitalised. Because the assault took place in the middle of the day in a busy city centre location, investigators believe numerous witnesses may have been present.
Witness Appeals and Arrests Made in Connection With Foyle Street Attack
As part of ongoing inquiries, police arrested three men in connection with the assault. Authorities later released all three suspects on bail while officers continue their investigation.
Investigators are urging anyone who was in the Foyle Street area between noon and 12:15 PM on Saturday to come forward with information. Police are specifically asking individuals who witnessed the altercation, saw the parties involved, or possess mobile phone or dash-cam footage to assist with the case.
Anyone with relevant information is asked to contact police using the witness appeal form quoting reference 564 of 22/08/26, or to call 101.
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