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Passenger's vicious fire extinguisher attack on Aberdeen taxi driver

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Ross Dunbar, 25, struck the taxi driver over the head as he was being driven home from a city centre nightclub on Christmas Eve. Dunbar has no memory of his violent actions because he was so drunk at the time. The taxi driver was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where glue was required to close a laceration on his face.

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Ross Dunbar's unprovoked assault came minutes after he vomited in the back of the taxi and was informed by the driver that he'd have to pay to clean it up.

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Press & Journal broke the news in United Kingdom 2 years ago on Monday, September 11, 2023.

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Passenger's vicious fire extinguisher attack on Aberdeen taxi driver

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