A 25-year-old was dropped and kicked in the head by a group of young men.
The police are now looking for witnesses to the incident.
Nuremberg - Early Sunday morning (July 11th) several unknown men attacked a young man in the area of the stone grandstand in Nuremberg *.
This suffered minor injuries, according to a report from the Central Franconian police headquarters *.
According to the 25-year-old, he was around 2 a.m. in the area of the stone grandstand.
As he passed a group of about ten men, one of the men spoke to him.
A dispute between the 25-year-old and the stranger then escalated.
The rest of the group abstained at first.
Nuremberg: Strangers attack 25-year-olds from behind
The young man was walking in the direction of Hermann-Böhm-Strasse when he was suddenly kicked in the back from behind and fell to the ground.
Lying on the ground, several men kicked his head and body several times.
It was only when a group of around 30 people came and asked the attackers to stop that they let go of their victim and fled towards the stone grandstand.
The attackers are said to have been men between the ages of 20 and 25 who gave the impression of being Arab.
Further details are currently not available.
Nuremberg: Police initiate investigations and are looking for witnesses
The victim suffered minor injuries and then went home to report to the Nuremberg-South police station that evening.
This initiated an investigation into dangerous bodily harm.
The Police Inspection Nuremberg-South asks for evidence of the course of the crime or the unknown perpetrators.
The police are also looking for witnesses who were among the larger group of people and who intervened.
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