Man glassed in face at Molly Malones bar as violence flares in Sheffield city centre
Police believe the three men pictured in these CCTV images may be able to assist with the investigation
Police are investigating reports that two men were left with facial injuries during Sheffield city centre violence, with one glassed at an Irish pub and another attacked in a nearby street.
The first man was allegedly glassed at Molly Malone’s on West Street in the early hours of June 21, 2026, while the second man was reportedly injured on Orange Street a short distance away.
The details of the incident have been released by South Yorkshire Police today (September 2, 2026), as the force appeals for help to identify the three men pictured.
A force spokesperson said: “At around 3.50am on Sunday 21 June, we received reports that a man threw a glass at another man's face in Molly Malone's on West Street.
“The victim received facial injuries which are not thought to be life-changing.
“A short time later, it is believed the victim left the premises with another man where they walked a short distance to Orange Street and saw the suspect with two other men.
“It is then reported that all three suspects attacked the second victim causing facial injuries that are not thought to be life-changing.
“Since this was reported to us, officers have carried out several enquiries, including CCTV trawls, and would now like to speak to the men in the images as it is believed they could assist with the investigation.
“The first man is described as having a slim build, around 5ft 10ins tall with black hair and was seen walking with a crutch.
“The second man is described as having a large build, around 6ft tall with medium-length black dreadlocks and stubble.
“The third man is described as having a medium build, around 5ft 10ins tall with medium-length black dreadlocks and stubble.
“Do you recognise them?”
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You can also call South Yorkshire Police on 101.
Please quote investigation number 14/110926/26 when you get in touch.
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