By Adam Evans
Five men have attacked a man and woman in Lurgan.
They were punched and kicked by the group on Friday afternoon on Union Street.
The pair, both in their have been left with facial injuries as well as cuts and bruises to their bodies.
A spokesperson for the PSNI said: "A man and woman, both aged in their 20’s, reported that a group of five males approached them in Union Street, near its junction with Hill Street, at around 4.20pm.
"The man and woman were then punched and kicked by members of the group before they left the scene in a silver coloured Volkswagon Golf. Both injured parties were treated at hospital for facial injuries and cuts and bruising to their bodies following the incident.
"Anyone who witnessed the incident or anyone with any information is asked to contact detectives in Lurgan on 101 quoting reference 963 15/09/17. Information can also be given anonymously through the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
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