This is the shocking moment two people, including a woman, were mugged near Euston station in London in a lawless daylight attack.
The violent incident, which took place just yards away from bustling Camden High Street, saw two men attack a man and a woman at around 7am this morning before driving off in a white Audi.
Another woman, who appeared to be a friend of the mugging victims, watched on as the scene unfolded.
Now grim footage has emerged of the two thugs brazenly hitting and kicking the pair on Eversholt Street in north London before seemingly running off with some of their belongings.
Each man attacks one victim during the mugging as shocked bystanders watch on and cars drive along the busy street in the capital.
This is the shocking moment two people were mugged near Euston station in London in a lawless daylight attack. The violent incident, just yards away from bustling Camden High Street, saw two men attack a man and a woman this morning before driving off in a white Audi
One thug, wearing a black hoodie, violently attacks the male victim, who is wearing a light green hoodie and jeans, pressing him down on the pavement.
As a car drives calmly past the scene, the attacker grabs the man and throws him onto the road before kicking him aggressively in the face.
He then rips something away from his victim’s grasp before running away with it in his hand.
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Meanwhile the other attacker, wearing a purple hoodie, appears to drag the woman, who is dressed in all black, back on to the pavement by her hair as she tries to crawl into the road.
He then presses her head against the side of the road before she manages to push herself up out of his grasp and start pursuing the other thug.
But as she is running, the man who had been holding her down then pushes her strongly to the floor.
Despite the heavy fall, the woman manages to get up before being shoved down once more by the same man.
She is left lying in a car parking spot on the side of the bustling road as a motorbike and a bus pass by.
The attackers then get into their white Audi 4×4 and drive off, narrowly avoiding crashing into the male victim who has wandered into the middle of the street.
Indistinct shouting is heard throughout but towards the end a man can be heard saying ‘let’s go’.
Grim footage has emerged of the two thugs brazenly hitting and kicking the pair on Eversholt Street in north London before seemingly running off with some of their belongings. Each man attacks one victim during the mugging as shocked bystanders watch on and cars drive along the busy street in the capital
The incident took place just yards away from London Euston station, one of the busiest transport hubs in the country, and Mornington Crescent Underground station.
Nearby Camden High Street is one of the capital’s most popular tourist spots and is expecting to welcome thousands today on the hottest day of the year.
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A Met Police spokesperson said:
‘Police were called at 06:55hrs on Sunday, 12 May, to reports of a fight in Eversholt Street, NW1.
‘Officers attended the location. All parties had left when police arrived. Enquiries are ongoing to identify those involved.
‘Officers are aware of footage being shared on social media.
‘Anyone who was a victim is asked to contact police. Officers all wish to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or who has information that may assist their investigation.
‘Please call 101, ref 1757/12may.’
London’s street crime epidemic last year saw theft from a person offences soar by 27 per cent compared to the previous 12 months.
Metropolitan Police figures show there were 72,756 of those crimes reported in the year to 2023, up from 57,468 in 2022.
Moped and e-bike gangs have been identified as prolific culprits.