Appeal after man found unconscious in a Preston car park

Tuesday, 3 October 2023 15:35

Lancashire Police are asking for your help after a man was found unconscious in a Preston car park on Saturday night.

The man, in his 30’s, was found on Penny Street car park at approximately 10.18pm following a call to the North West Ambulance Service.

Enquiries are focused on North Road - from the junction of Melling Street and Sedgwick Street, up to Ringway – and on the Penny Street car park.

North Road going towards Ringway is a busy area and if any drivers have dashcam footage between 8.50pm and 10.18pm, we ask them to contact police.

If anyone was in the area as a pedestrian and saw anything, officers are asking them to come forward.

Please contact 101, quoting log 1537 of September 30, or email 1311@lancashire.police.uk

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