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Scots dad battered by stockpiling thug over trolley at cash and carry

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A Scots dad with chronic lung disease was attacked by a stockpiling thug in a rammy over a trolley. Snack van owner Alan Cunningham, 60, was punched repeatedly, bitten on both hands, spat on, thrown to the ground and had a tooth knocked out at Booker cash and carry in Kirkcaldy, Fife.

The dad of two said his attacker already had three full trolleys when he took a fourth empty one that the man had left to one side.

The thug pounced on Alan, leaving him with a black eye and six stitches in his hands. Traumatised Alan told the Record: "This was my first outing after spending 14 days in isolation due to coronavirus."I have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) among other health conditions."My 51-year-old wife also has underlying health

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