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Police have released CCTV images of a man they’d like to speak to following an assault at a pub in Chester.
At 12.10am on 14 August police were called to the Old Queen’s Head on the Parade after a man was assaulted.
The victim, who was on his own, had been invited to drink with a group of people.
The group asked him for money which he withdrew from a cash machine.
A man and woman left once they had the money, and a second man went to follow them.
The victim went to follow him, and he was assaulted by the man who then ran off towards Eastgate Street.
The victim sustained a broken jaw.

The suspect is described as white, approximately 21 to 26 years old and around 5ft 8ins to 5ft 9ins tall. He was wearing a grey t-shirt, navy shorts, and white trainers.
DC Ashley Frowe said:
“I’d urge anyone who recognises the man or knows of whereabouts to contact us so that we can progress with our investigation.”

Anyone with information should contact Cheshire Police on 101 or via the website quoting 26000662930.
Alternatively, information anonymously by contacting Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.