Police have released CCTV footage and an image of a man they want to speak to following a watch robbery in Fulham.
At around 12pm on Thursday, September 1, a man in his 50s was walking through Bayonne Park when he spotted the suspect approaching several members of the public.
He continued to walk out of the park when he was struck on the head by the suspect and fell to the floor. The suspect slammed the victim’s head against the floor while ordering the victim to remove his Tag Heuer watch.The victim tried to fight back but the suspect began to punch him and kick him repeatedly in the face. He then removed his watch before running off.
The suspect returned minutes later to steal the victim’s Motorola mobile phones too and then ran off southbound again on Paynes Walk.He was wearing a green hoodie jumper with light grey bottoms.
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