Man fighting for his life and had 'half his skull removed' after being stabbed in head with screwdriver
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A man has been left "fighting for his life" and has had "half of his skull" removed during surgery after being attacked with a screwdriver.Jamie Chappell was rushed to hospital following the incident, where he underwent a five-hour procedure.
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James Denys, 36, has been charged with grievous bodily harm in what the police have labelled a "serious assault."A spokesman for Mr Chappell told the Swindon Advertiser: "Jamie is one of the kindest, most gentle souls you could ever meet.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "He left for work on the morning of Thursday 23rd July like any other day, never imagining that within hours he would be fighting for his life."Today Jamie remains critically ill."Every hour is a battle and our family continues to live with the uncertainty, fear and heartbreak that no family should ever have to endure."Emergency services rushed to the Widham Gardens building site where Mr Chappell was stabbed.
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He was taken to Southmead Hospital where staff worked to save his life...
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