Man, 27, taken to hospital after ‘attack’ near Dundee trampoline centre

A 27-year-old man has been taken to hospital after an alleged attack near a Dundee trampoline centre.

Officers taped off the car park at Ryze, at the junction of Old Glamis Road and Gillburn Road, following reports of a “disturbance and assault” at around 5am on Monday.

The man was taken to Ninewells Hospital and two other men have been arrested.

The extent of the man’s injuries has not been confirmed.

A worker at Soccerworld, which shares a building and car park with Ryze, said: “It all happened too early for anyone here to have seen anything.

“I got here at about 8.30am and police had already cordoned it off.

“They’ve been in for our CCTV now.

“That’s all I know about it.”

One passer-by said: “I saw two officers putting up tape across the exit to the car park at around 7.15am when I went past on the bus.

“There were also two police vehicles parked outside the building and a couple of ‘police slow’ signs in the car park.

“It seemed pretty significant.”

The cordon was removed before 10am but police remained at the scene as they continued their investigation.

It is understood both Ryze and Soccerworld are operating as normal.

Police called to ‘disturbance and assault’ near Ryze Dundee

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 5am on Monday, we were called to a report of a disturbance and assault in the Gillburn Road area of Dundee.

“A 27-year-old man was taken to Ninewells Hospital by ambulance.

“Two men, aged 34 and 40, were arrested in connection with the incident.

“Inquiries are ongoing.”