A MAN has been viciously attacked at a train station, leaving a “pool of blood” on the street.
Emergency services raced to Motherwell Station shortly before 5pm today.
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Mercy crews found the man hurt on nearby Muir Street, and it is understood he was seen by medics.
Locals claim cops cordoned off a section of Muir Street where a “pool of blood” could be seen.
Police Scotland have launched a probe into the incident.
A spokesperson for the force said: “At around 4.45pm, we received a report of a man being assaulted at Motherwell Station, Muir Street.
“Enquiries are ongoing.”
It comes as a man was rushed to hospital after being attacked in Rutherglen, near Glasgow.
A heavy police presence was spotted in the Farie Street area yesterday evening, following the assault, with cops sealing off a nearby pathway.
And a man in Bathgate was left with “significant” injuries after being battered by two thugs in broad daylight.
The 60-year-old was attacked on North Bridge Street on Sunday, May 2, and was helped by members of the public.
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