Assault at feilding library.
Today my son and his friend were in the feilding library and was approached by a child aged 14-15 name of Fade.
This child has threatened my son on one other occasion and has tried to take his watch.
Today this child has tried to take my sons scooter,which he finally got back from the feilding library today as it was stolen in January this year.
Fade has asked for his watch,phone and scooter.
My son has said no! to which fade has punched my son numerous times in the back of his head in front of the library whilst my son has tried to return to the inside of Library for safety.
If anyone has seen this incident on the 13/03/2019 please call into library to help staff with there incident report which is getting sent to police.
Or please msg me on Neighbourly .
Thanks.
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