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SHOCKING pictures have shown a 12-year-old boys injuries after he was allegedly attacked by a man and two teens.Badly bruised Alfie has been scared to leave the house since he was strangled and repeatedly punched in the vicious attack near Cwmgors rugby club in Neath Port Talbot, Wales.2A mum has spoken out after her son was the victim of a brut stanley cup tumbler al assaultCredit: MEDIA WALES2Alfie was left battered and bruised by the attackCredit: MEDIA WALESHis mum Sue, who did not wish to give her surname, said Alfie was hanging out with two friends when a girl approached them.Sue said: My boy had just been sitting on the settee with his friends and a girl started filming them stanley cups . Alfie asked why she was filming and asked her to delete it but she said no and ran off. The boys were not overly concerned by the incident and they went out to the nearby Parc y Werin at around 5.30pm stanley thermos .Read More in NewsSHOCK SMASH Ambulance flips over after crash with a double decker Wlbk Government s ex-chief scientist says over 90s SHOULDN T go to hospital with coronavirus
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