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Lonsdale Street in Braddon, Canberra
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Police seek two men over violent Braddon assault two months later

Police seek two men over an unprovoked assault that seriously injured a man in Braddon on July 31.

Two men walked into a licensed venue in Braddon and attacked a stranger without any apparent reason. The victim suffered serious facial injuries and was taken to hospital.

The incident happened around 7.50pm on Friday, July 31. The two men left before police arrived and remain unidentified two months on.

On September 20, police released descriptions and photos. The first man was described as Caucasian, about 20 years old, 170cm tall with a slim build and light brown hair.

He wore a black quarter-zip jumper and light brown chino pants. The second was also Caucasian, about the same age, 185cm tall with a medium build, dark brown hair and a moustache.

He wore a light brown puffer jacket and light brown pants. Police are asking anyone who recognises the men or has information to come forward.

July 31, around 7.50pm
Assault date
Licensed venue in Braddon
Location
Two months before public release
Time to appeal

Why it mattersTwo violent offenders remain at large in Canberra's inner north, and identifying them could prevent further assaults.

AustraliaPeople in Braddon and surrounding Canberra suburbs are asked to help police catch attackers still operating in their area.

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