British Transport Police have launched a public appeal for information following a violent assault that left a passenger injured on a train service between Huntingdon and London.
The disturbing incident occurred on Saturday, 27th April, aboard a service travelling from Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, towards the capital. Authorities have now released CCTV images of two individuals they urgently wish to speak with in connection with the attack.
Appeal for Witnesses After Violent Altercation
According to transport police, the assault took place during the journey, though specific details about what triggered the violent confrontation remain undisclosed. The victim sustained injuries during the altercation, though the severity has not been specified in the public appeal.
Investigating officers are particularly keen to speak with anyone who witnessed the incident or who may have information about the two individuals captured in the released images.
CCTV Images Released in Investigation
The published CCTV footage shows two men who investigators believe may hold crucial information about the assault. Police have not specified whether these individuals are considered suspects or witnesses at this stage of the inquiry.
A spokesperson for British Transport Police stated: "Officers would like to speak to these two men, as they believe they may have information which could help the investigation."
How to Assist the Investigation
Authorities have provided multiple channels for the public to share information:
- Text 61016 quoting reference 2400388401
- Call 0800 40 50 40 anonymously
Police have assured that any information provided will be treated with the strictest confidence as they work to identify those responsible for the attack and bring them to justice.
The incident highlights ongoing concerns about passenger safety on Britain's rail network and the importance of public cooperation in solving crimes that occur within the transport system.
