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Police release CCTV images of men wanted following Maidstone assault

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Police stated that two individuals were injured during an altercation.
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A Kent Police spokesperson hopes that three men featured in blurred CCTV images will be recognised.
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Kent Police say that "while the CCTV images are blurred, it is hoped somebody will recognise the three men featured"

Police have released CCTV images of three men they say they want to speak to following a serious assault in Kent.

Officers were called to the incident on Maidstone High Street, between the junctions with Mill Street and Fairmeadow, at about 04:40 BST on Sunday.

A man in his 30s was treated for "injuries consistent with stab wounds" and taken to hospital, where his condition is said to be "serious but stable", while another man in his 20s was treated for a cut to his arm, a Kent Police spokesperson said.

An investigation into what happened is under way, but it is thought the pair were injured during an altercation with a group of people, police said.

The force's spokesperson says that "while the CCTV images are blurred, it is hoped somebody will recognise the three men featured and contact the appeal line".

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