Three Men Assaulted at Digbeth Irish Pub, One Victim Suffers Broken Teeth
Police have launched an investigation after three men were assaulted inside a popular Irish pub in Digbeth, leaving one victim with a fractured jaw and broken teeth. The incident occurred at Cleary's Irish Bar on Moseley Street on Saturday, January 24.
Police Appeal for Information
West Midlands Police have issued CCTV images of two men they wish to identify in connection with the attacks. The first man is described as having a distinctive sleeve tattoo and was seen wearing a white t-shirt and a black beanie. The second man was pictured wearing a black and white cap.
A force spokesperson stated: "Recognise this pair? We want to speak to them after three men were assaulted inside Cleary’s Irish Bar in Digbeth. One victim suffered a fractured jaw and broken teeth."
Details of the Incident
The victims were assaulted inside the traditional Irish bar, which is operated by Patrick Naughton, who hails from Connemara. Cleary's was recently named among five of the best pubs in Birmingham to enjoy a Guinness on St Patrick's Day by BirminghamLive.
Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward. They can contact police via Live Chat on the West Midlands Police website or by calling 101 and quoting crime reference number 20/124419/26. Information can also be shared anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Community Impact
This assault has raised concerns about safety in the vibrant Digbeth area, known for its cultural venues and nightlife. The police investigation is ongoing, and officers are working to ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
Cleary's Irish Bar, a staple in the community, continues to operate as usual, but this incident highlights the need for vigilance in public spaces. Residents and visitors are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to help maintain a secure environment.
