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Man has earlobe bitten off in station car park attack

News imageBritish Transport Police A composite image of one man wearing a green baseball cap with a red picture in the middle. He is in the middle of putting his shirt back on. On the right is a blond man who is about to put on his white shirt. British Transport Police
British Transport Police believe these two men may have information about the attack that may assist in their inquiries

A man had his earlobe bitten off in a serious assault in West Sussex, police said.

Officers said the attack happened at Chichester railway station car park at about 19:20 BST on 26 June.

Members of the public stepped in to help and the man was taken to hospital, British Transport Police said.

The force has released images of two men they believe could have information that may assist their investigation.

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