Fresh CCTV appeal after incident of 'pure violence' at Chill Factore

A fresh CCTV appeal has been issued by police after an incident of 'pure violence' at the Chill Factore. A security guard was left injured after being attacked at the indoor ski slope on October 22.

Craig Dudley Evans, 64, previously told the Manchester Evening News how he was left with a fractured nose and cheekbone after he was assaulted at the venue in Trafford.

According to Craig, he was punched in the face and pushed down a flight of stairs by a group of teenagers who he had asked to leave at the start of his shift and they had returned.

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Police are now appealing for information over the assault and have issued a CCTV image of someone they want to speak to as part of enquiries.

Craig said his first encounter with the troublemakers occurred during his patrol when he had to chase off six teens that he spotted messing around in a room that was used for children's parties.

A few minutes later, he said two teenagers returned to reception claiming that they had left a football of theirs in the room and demanded it be returned. After telling them no, he was then attacked.

"They demanded I give it to them there and then but I repeated myself and they went. At 10pm there were still guests upstairs but we were closing down," he said. "This group came again trying to get to the first floor. I told them we're close and they should come back tomorrow.

"In the next minute, one of them threw water into my face, pummelled me in the face with both fists and pushed me downstairs. I was panicking trying to stop myself, I went down like ten steps and ripped my arms to pieces. I've got a fractured nose, cheekbone and