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Teen left with broken jaw after Rayleigh attack

4:10pm Sunday 29th August 2010 in


A TEENAGER has been left with a broken jaw after a brutal assault following a birthday party.

Detectives are investigating the attack in Broad Oak Way, Rayleigh, about 12.45am today.

The 18-year-old man, from Southchurch, had been at a birthday party at a house in the road.

The assault is believed to have taken place outside the address.

He has been sent to Broomfield Hospital near Chelmsford for specialist surgery on his jaw.

Because of his injury, police have been unable to get the full details of what happened.

They are appealing for anyone who was at the party or with any information to call Southend police on 0300 3334444, and ask for DC Julie Shadbolt.

Comments(14)

el caballero de la noche says...
8:18pm Sun 29 Aug 10

It is the neighbours I feel sorry for having to put up with that at 1am in the morning.

Another crap low life family ruining other neighbours lives.

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ilovelife says...
10:03pm Sun 29 Aug 10

The Family are low lifes for holding a birthday party?? It would appear that the only low life would be you for making small minded comments like that when you dont even know the family involved. Obviously you have never been to a party past 12.30am maybe you was tucked up in bed a with nice cup of coco at that sort of time, bless your little cotton socks.

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el caballero de la noche says...
10:55pm Sun 29 Aug 10

ilovelife wrote:
The Family are low lifes for holding a birthday party?? It would appear that the only low life would be you for making small minded comments like that when you dont even know the family involved. Obviously you have never been to a party past 12.30am maybe you was tucked up in bed a with nice cup of coco at that sort of time, bless your little cotton socks.
Yet another member of the 'I'm alright Jack' Club.

Try thinking of others.

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See-the-real says...
11:16pm Sun 29 Aug 10

I really used to love the Jawbreaker sweets you used to be able to buy.
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Does anyone know where I can buy Jawbreakers from these days?
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Who still stocks them. I used to love the ice cream flavoured ones the best, and I loved the little stickers you used to get in the packs.
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So if anyone knows whre I can buy jawbreakers, then please let mem know.

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torridpiper says...
9:48am Mon 30 Aug 10

Thugs rule the streets thanks to 13 years of Socialist reforming.

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village of the damned says...
10:00am Mon 30 Aug 10

i hope the lad is ok and they catch the morons responsible!!

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barney29 says...
10:43am Mon 30 Aug 10

I have only lived in rayleigh 12 years but it has changed dramatically in that time.
There used to be hardly any crime but now it's practically lawless as the police don't like to venture out of their station in the high road after dark
This incident is typical of the place now. The high street has become almost a no-go area on Friday nights and over the weekend as gangs of kids, I say kids because most are aged between 10 and 15, roam the streets causing as much trouble as they can.
When any are caught their parents should be made to pay dearly. They should have their homes repossessed and they should lose their jobs.
See how much they love their little darlings then!

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Ellie Goodwin says...
5:22pm Mon 30 Aug 10

Another crap low life family? I'll have you know that is my family you are broadcasting about on the internert and they certainly are not what you said. You do not know us and therefore have no right to judge this incident as you was not there. Yes it was my party, and it was defiantly not out of hand, my parents where present and kept everything under control. The boy that caused the fight was not even invited and had been chucked out several times that evening. As soon as it happened my parents rushed out to help him to see how bad the damage was. At that time no one knew who did it so the police was not called, instead an ambulance was rung to get the boy to safety. My parents broke it up quickly and put him in the ambulance. No neigbours were disturbed as there was little noise and i had all informed them about the party all of which was fine about it. I have lived at my house for ten years and this is the first house party we have ever had. Before you judge my parents and post rude comments about them on the internet get your facts right.

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See-the-real says...
5:32pm Mon 30 Aug 10

This is all well and good, but what about the Jawbreaker sweets.
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I still want to know where I can get my hands on Supersour or Flaming hot jawbreakers.

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ilovelife says...
6:02pm Mon 30 Aug 10

el caballero de la noche wrote:
It is the neighbours I feel sorry for having to put up with that at 1am in the morning. Another crap low life family ruining other neighbours lives.
Looks like your stupid comments have upset someone you moron.

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elmo93 says...
12:14am Tue 31 Aug 10

I dont know why people are going on about feeling sorry for the nighbours, i actually am a neighbour and i didnt even realise that anything was going on or that anything was happening so i really cant see how this was a disturbance especially as its not like they are having parties all the time!

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westcliff willi says...
10:14am Tue 31 Aug 10

Iwould n't worry about comments from el noshco knob he a serial idiot poster

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ghetts91 says...
11:33am Sat 4 Sep 10

kids are mad in rayleigh atm there all on the hype ting get me rayleigh is slowly turning into another dagenham trust me one of the highest crime rates in essex recently proves dis

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