Nightclub security guard struck by ball bearing

Kent Police A screenshot of a CCTV video which shows a dark car with its headlights on turning into a driveway.Kent Police
Kent Police is hoping to speak to the people who were inside the car

A security guard has been struck in the chest after ball bearings were fired outside a nightclub in Kent, police say.

At about 01:00 GMT on Saturday, a dark-coloured car with no front registration plate stopped outside a club in Church Road in Tunbridge Wells, the force said.

People inside the car reportedly fired ball bearings at the building and a guard was hit. No injuries were reported, police said.

Kent Police said the suspected vehicle left in the direction of Mount Pleasant Road and later a car showroom in London Road was hit and had its windows damaged.

The force is appealing for information and is hoping to speak to the people who were inside the car at the time of the attack.

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