CCTV stills of the sickening attack. These sickening CCTV images show a cowardly thug stamping on the head of a teenager 10 times that Police have described as the worst attack of its type they have ever seen. The horrific pictures show an 18-year-old being floored with a punch that leaves him unconscious before the same man repeatedly stamps on the back of his head and neck. West Midlands Police are appealing for information to catch his attacker and said the moving footage was so shocking, they could not release it publically. Cameras in Birmingham's Broad Street captured the viscious attack at just before 4am on September 9 near the city's Revolution bar.
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