Queensland Police are urgently calling for public assistance to help identify a man linked to multiple assaults in Dutton Park and South Brisbane. The police believe this individual can provide crucial information regarding the violent incidents that occurred in these areas. The first reported attack happened near Melbourne and Hope Streets in South Brisbane around 5pm on August 10. A 32-year-old man was approached and punched by the suspect, resulting in the victim being knocked unconscious and later requiring medical attention. The two individuals involved are reportedly not acquainted. Subsequent assaults took place at the Dutton Park train station on September 13, where four men were attacked in separate, unprovoked incidents around 2:30pm. The victims included two 28-year-old men and a 25-year-old from Annerley, and a 65-year-old man, with at least two requiring hospital treatment. Despite immediate response and area patrols, police were unable to locate the suspect following these assaults. Described as having a tanned complexion, solid build, and standing between 180 to 190cm tall, the suspect sports a small patch-style beard and a short mullet haircut. He was last seen carrying a dark blue shoulder strap bag. Authorities are appealing to anyone who might have seen the suspect or has any relevant video evidence, such as dashcam or CCTV footage, to come forward. The Queensland Police have provided contact links for Policelink and Crime Stoppers for the public to share any information, which can be done anonymously. For detailed descriptions and continued updates, the public is encouraged to visit the official Queensland Police News website. Post navigation Gold Coast Vandalism Spree