Police hunt group after cars and people attacked in Addlestone
Police are appealing for witnesses following an attempted robbery and an assault in Surrey.Four people reportedly attacked cars and assaulted members of the public in Victory Park Road, in Addlestone, shortly before 17:20 BST on Monday, Surrey Police said.Officers searched the area for the suspects, who fled on foot and on pushbikes.Anyone who was in the area at the time of the incident or who has video footage is urged to contact the force.
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