Assault outside McDonald's

Police are looking for three men in relation to an assault at McDonalds on Sunday.

A pair of teenagers were allegedly assaulted and robbed outside a McDonald's in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Three men demanded the victims empty their pockets before the assault took place, police said.

The victims aged 15 and 16-years-old, were in the Hastings McDonald's car park at about 5:30am on December 6, when they were confronted.

One was punched and fell to the ground while the other was set on by the trio, constable Rhyan Honeyfield said.

Once he fell to the ground he had his head, face and body stomped and kicked repeatedly.

He required hospital treatment for his injuries.

The men allegedly took a white Samsung Galaxy cell phone,
a Cannon DSLR camera, a black wallet with a Z shape on the front, a light grey zip-up bag with Todd written on it, a white Apple Iphone 4 and a black leather wallet.

Police are looking for the men responsible.

One is described as a Maori man in his mid to late twenties.

He was wearing a red hat, red t-shirt with white diamond patterns all over it and brown pants.

The man had stubble and was wearing a fingerless glove on his right hand.

The second man was also described as Maori in his mid to late twenties and wearing green pants.

He had dyed blond hair tied up in a pony tail.

The third man was also a Maori man in his mid to late twenties.

Any information to Constable Rhyan Honeyfield 8310700.