A man was violently assaulted inside a pub in front of his family, sustaining severe injuries. Kaisen Kinsella, 27, was dining with his partner, Georgy Annaise, and their two young children when he was unexpectedly attacked. According to Georgy, a male individual approached Kaisen, striking him in the head, and was then joined by others who kicked him in the face.
As the assault unfolded, Georgy held their terrified daughter, Sylvie, and pleaded for the attackers to stop. Kaisen suffered facial injuries, including a broken eye socket and a brain bleed, requiring cosmetic surgery to repair his nose. The incident took place at the Dog and Partridge pub in North Stifford, Essex, on August 22, prompting a police investigation seeking witnesses.
Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, Georgy expressed shock over the unprovoked attack, which has deeply affected their daughter. Despite their pleas and reminders of the children present, the attackers callously disregarded their appeals.
Describing Kaisen as a kind and dedicated father, Georgy highlighted his selfless nature and the challenges they now face as a family. A GoFundMe campaign has been initiated by a friend to assist Kaisen’s family during his recovery.
An Essex Police spokesperson confirmed the ongoing investigation into the assault, urging anyone with information to come forward. Chief Inspector Tony Atkin emphasized the seriousness of the incident and the commitment to holding the perpetrators accountable.
Georgy extended gratitude to the supportive individuals, including the police, hospital staff, and community members, for their assistance during this difficult time. She appealed for further information to be shared with the authorities to aid in the investigation.
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