An investigation has been launched after suspects fled the scene of two attacks in Castlemilk, Glasgow.
We previously reported thatBoth incidents occurred around 4.45pm but it"has not yet been established if they are linked".
A 38-year-old man was first rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital before a 16-year-old boy was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary after the second incident.The force is now pleading for anyone with information to come forward. Detective Sergeant Craig Muir, of the Cathcart CID, revealed that the suspects left the scene via Carmunnock Road.
He said: “Our enquiries are ongoing into the circumstances of both incidents, however, it has not yet been established if they are linked.“I am appealing to anyone who was walking or driving in the area around the time of the assaults and may have witnessed something, to get in touch.”
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