Former Minister David Davis Intervenes in Street Attack on Homeless Man

Davis, hailed as 'heroic', took the victim to his home and later to the hospital for treatment.

David Davis, a Conservative MP and former minister, intervened to stop two men attacking a homeless man near Parliament.
Davis put himself between the victim and the attackers, even scuffling with one of them.
After the incident, Davis let the homeless man, named Gareth, spend the night at his Westminster flat.
Davis took Gareth to St. Thomas’ hospital the following morning as he was still bleeding from the attack.
Guto Harri, a former Downing Street communications adviser who was with Davis at the time, described the MP's actions as 'heroic' and 'very decent.'