Father’s fury after police drop probe into ‘assault’ at £148m EuroMillions winner’s mansion: Man rushed to hospital after ‘Coronation home occasion battle’ slams cops and claims attackers have ‘gotten away scot-free’
Father’s fury after police drop probe into ‘assault’ at £148m EuroMillions winner’s mansion: Man rushed to hospital after ‘Coronation home occasion battle’ slams cops and claims attackers have ‘gotten away scot-free’
- Lewis Cundell, 29, suffered everlasting lung harm and respiration difficulties
- Cambridgeshire Police dropped investigation into assault amid lack of proof
A father who was hospitalised with ‘horrific’ accidents after he was allegedly attacked at a £12million mansion owned by EuroMillions winner Adrian Bayford has slammed police for dropping their investigation into the incident.
Lewis Cundell, 29, suffered everlasting lung harm and respiration difficulties in addition to damaged ribs when he was kicked on the occasion in Cambridgeshire.
He claims the alleged assault solely ended after his mom, who used to function Mr Bayford’s cleaner, instructed the attackers to cease.
Two suspects have been questioned over the incident which left Mr Cundall in hospital for 2 weeks, however detectives later dropped the case attributable to a scarcity of proof.
The sufferer is now trying into taking non-public authorized motion in opposition to his alleged attackers after the incident on the occasion which was marking the Coronation of King Charles III in Might.
Lewis Cundell, 29, suffered everlasting lung harm and respiration difficulties after the assault
Euromillions winner Adrian Bayford, pictured at his music pageant in Cambridgeshire in 2017
Mr Cundell instructed The Sun that he feels ‘fully let down’ by police for letting his alleged attackers get off ‘scot-free’.
‘The police by no means appeared that bothered. It was consistently being handed to totally different officers and police stations,’ he instructed the newspaper.
‘I feel that is the end result they wished from the beginning. They simply did not need the effort. However that is not how the cops are speculated to work.’
He mentioned officers had referred to as him to say the case can be dropped attributable to lack of proof, after his alleged attackers answered ‘no remark’ in police interviews.
Mr Cundell added: ‘It is my phrase in opposition to theirs – the distinction being they weren’t hospitalised with these horrific accidents. So it is finished, case closed, completed.’
The house of lottery winner Adrian Bayford in Cambridgeshire, the place the incident occurred
Adrian Bayford gained the jackpot along with his now ex-wife Gillian in 2012 once they lived in Suffolk
Mr Cundell claims the assault got here after he took half in an arm wrestling contest with one other occasion visitor – believed to be My Bayford’s teenage son.
Mr Bayford, 53, who gained £148million in 2012, has not commented on the incident – and there’s no suggestion that he or his household have been concerned within the assault.
He grew to become one of many UK’s largest ever lottery winners with his now ex-wife Gillian once they lived in Suffolk. They split 15 months later after nine years of marriage.
A Cambridgeshire Police spokesman instructed MailOnline: ‘All traces of enquiry have been explored and the investigation has been filed pending any additional data coming to gentle.’
