Man tells of moment he rushed to help stabbing victim following 'baseball bat and knife' attack

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A man has told of the moment he rushed to help a stabbing victim following a horrifying knife attack in Tameside. A man in his 20s suffered serious injuries after being stabbed in the chest during the 'targeted' attack in Grange Road North, Hyde, on Sunday evening.

People living near to the scene said they saw a group of men armed with baseball bats and knives 'smashing a car up' just moments earlier. "I thought it was a house being raided at first," said one man, who asked not to be named. "People were yelling at each other. READ MORE: Death of man in Salford no longer suspicious as murder suspect released "There were three lads smashing a car up and attacking the people in it.

They were running round with baseball bats and knives." The man said he and his son rushed out to help the bleeding victim and give him first aid. "He was very pale and lost quite a lot of blood," he added. "We were trying to keep him awake. "He kept drifting in and out of consciousness.

There was another lad who looked like he had broken his leg." Police were called to the scene at about 11.55pm. The man was taken to hospital for further treatment but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, say Greater Manchester Police.