Diane Hawthorn had just finished her shift at St John’s Hospital when the 'out of control' gang struck
An NHS worker has told of her terror after she was attacked by ‘out of control’ yobs on her bus journey home.
The group were asked to leave the bus by the driver, but confronted Diane after making their way downstairs. “The driver and another man on the bus were trying to get her off me, but she got hold of my hair again and pulled me onto the ground. “The driver phoned the police and they came along and looked at all the damage up and downstairs. They took a statement from me.Diane has been left black and blue after the shocking incident and the skin around her knee is cut and bruised.
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