Summit County resident attacked by 2 attackers at Breckenridge gas station

The Breckenridge Police Department says there are no signs of an attack on a local man at a gas station just before the New Year.

According to a Summit Daily News police report obtained through a public records request, around 6 p.m. on December 30, Breckenridge police officers were called to a fight at a gas station.

When police arrived, a 26-year-old man told officers he had stopped at a gas station after work to get gas when a family stepped directly in front of his truck, prompting him to stop to avoid hitting them, the report states.

While the man was filling his truck with gas, two men in the group approached him and began pushing him and punching him in the head, knocking him to the ground, the report said.

The witness told police that the two attackers continued to kick the man who was protecting his face, but he did not resist as he lay on the ground.

The report shows that video footage at the gas station captured part of the fight and two attackers leaving in a white SUV. Police reportedly searched the area but did not find a vehicle matching the description.

The report indicated that the case was inactive and that there were no leads on the suspects.