Do you recognise these two females?
Police in Salisbury would like to speak to the two females in the photos in connection with an assault on Malthouse Lane at around midnight on Tuesday April 22nd this year.
The only information police have supplied is, "A victim, a man in his 20s, suffered facial injuries which are not thought to be serious."
If you can help identify the females in the CCTV snapshot, please call Police on 101 quoting reference 54250049745.
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