Mother's plea to find attackers who slashed autistic son

An autistic teenager who was slashed across the neck in a random attack has told ITV London that he "did the right thing running away". Eamonn Finn, 16, said that he would only be fine if the boys are caught.

The victim has asked for his identity to be protected:

The mother of an autistic teenager attacked by three boys has told ITV London that Eamonn Finn "wants to see them caught". Margaret Finn said: "Eamonn's been raised to believe that if you do something wrong, there are consequences to those actions".

Police are seeking three men who assaulted an autistic teenager in Pimlico, in what appears to be a "random" attack. Detective Constable Krisan Kapur:

Anyone with information is asked to call Westminster CID on 07500 766464 or via 101. To remain anonymous please contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Police released footage of the aftermath of an attack launched on an autistic teenager in June. Eamonn Finn sustained a slash wound to his neck, after which his mother appealed on Facebook for any more information on the assault.

The suspects are described as Hispanic or black.

A mother of an autistic teenager, slashed across the neck by three assailants, has said that she wants them to "face the consequences".

Eamonn Finn, 16, is said to have been walking around Pimlico, in central London on June 4 at around 7.30pm. Margaret Finn appealed for help on social media:

A mother has sent out an appeal to find the people responsible for slashing her autistic teenager across the neck.

Margaret Finn wrote on her Facebook that Eamonn had been walking in the Pimlico area, in central London on June 4. She reported that he was subsequently attacked by three males aged "up to 22".

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Charing Cross CID or Crimestoppers, which can be done anonymously.