«Breaking News» Vulnerable man who 'wouldn't hurt a fly' refuses to return to home where he was knife attack victim

A vulnerable man who was repeatedly slashed in his house has refused to go back to home.

Paul McGregor, 55, suffered injuries to his face and body and needed dozens of stitches, after he was attacked at about 3am on Saturday in Glasgow, Scotland. 

Paul, who has mental health issues and is described by friends as someone who 'wouldn't hurt a fly', also suffered a fractured eye socket in the brutal attack. 

Paul McGregor, 55, suffered injuries to his face and body and needed dozens of stitches, after he was attacked at about 3am on Saturday in Glasgow, Scotland

Paul, who has mental health issues and is described as someone who 'wouldn't hurt a fly', also suffered a fractured eye socket in the brutal attack.

He is barely able to open his eyes but his condition is stable at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

A close friend said Paul, who is known as 'Baz', is adamant he does not want to return home. 

The friend told the Daily Record: 'It's absolutely disgusting that someone would do this to anyone let alone Baz, who wouldn't do you a bad turn.

'He is well known in the area but he is adamant he doesn't want to return to his home now, and you can't blame him.

'They have taken advantage of a vulnerable individual. He would never hurt anyone so why would they want to do this to him?'

 The friend added that Paul is gutted but the psychological damage done could be more of a problem than his physical injuries.

It's believed that Paul knew the people who attacked him and had refused them entry to his house.

It is alleged that they then forced there way into his home before carrying out the horrific attack.  

His friend said that Paul can't see at the moment because he can't open his eyes but medics have told him that his sight 'should be okay'.  

Last night a crowdfunding page set up by a stranger after pictures of Paul's injuries were shared on social media had already raised £630.

Paul's house has been vandalised with graffiti over the past few months.

A crowdfunding page set up to raise money for Paul has already raised £630.

Photographs of Paul's injuries have been shared online.

Those that have commented on the pictures say they are disgusted at what happened and describe him as 'harmless' and someone who 'wouldn't hurt a fly'.

He is barely able to open his eyes but his condition is stable at Glasgow Royal Infirmary

James Carchrie, who set up the crowdfunding page, said on it: 'Nobody deserves to have this happen to them, so let's all band together please, and show some love and support to this poor fella.

'The money will be given to him simply so he knows that people care, and to help him adjust back into life once he has recovered.'

Two teenagers, aged 17 and 18, have been arrested over the incident.

Police said 'inquiries were ongoing'. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact the CID via 101.'

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Main photo article A vulnerable man who was repeatedly slashed in his house has refused to go back to home.
Paul McGregor, 55, suffered injuries to his face and body and needed dozens of stitches, after he was attacked at about 3am on Saturday in Glasgow, Scotland. 
Paul, who has mental health issues and is ...

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