Police are looking for witnesses after a suspected attack on a pedestrian.
A driver is said to have hit the man in Nuremberg.
Nuremberg - An incident in the old town of Nuremberg on Wednesday evening (January 31st) concerns the police.
A driver is said to have hit a 53-year-old pedestrian in the face.
The investigation is ongoing and witnesses are being sought.
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Driver hits pedestrian in the face in Nuremberg - witnesses wanted
The pedestrian affected reported that he was walking on Augustinerstrasse around 7 p.m.
A presumably black Audi A6 drove past him very closely from the Augustinerhof parking garage.
The pedestrian then reacted and hit the fender of the car with his hand.
The still unknown driver stopped, got out and hit the 53-year-old in the face with his fist.
He then continued his journey.
A woman was reportedly sitting in the passenger seat during the incident.
The pedestrian suffered facial injuries as a result of the blow and then reported the incident to the police.
Witnesses to the incident are asked to contact the Nuremberg-Mitte police station on 0911 2112-6115.
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