by Gillian McDade
A 33 year-old man was injured after being assaulted outside licensed premises at Chapel Street in Cookstown.
It happed around 9pm on Sunday, April 16 – however, police are renewing their appeal for witnesses.
The man sustained bruising and a broken tooth.
However, none of his injuries were life threatening.
Police are appealing to anyone who may have been in the area at the time and witnessed the assault to contact Magherafelt Police Station.
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