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The father of a teenager seriously ill in hospital after being found unconscious in Craigavon, has said someone had tried to kill his son.The father of a teenager seriously ill in hospital after being found unconscious in Craigavon, has said someone had tried to kill his son.
The 17-year-old was discovered in a street in the Meadowbrook area at about 0300 BST on Sunday. Martin O'Hagan, who is 17, was discovered in a street in the Meadowbrook area at about 0300 BST on Sunday.
He is in intensive care in Craigavon Area Hospital with a fractured skull and a blod clot on the brain. He is in intensive care in Craigavon Area Hospital with a fractured skull.
His father said his son had been out with friends in Lurgan and he believed he was attacked on his way home. His father Pat said his son had been out with friends and he believed he was attacked on his way home.
Police have appealed for anyone who can help their investigation to contact them.Police have appealed for anyone who can help their investigation to contact them.
A police spokeswoman said it was still unclear whether the teenager had been the victim of an assault, had been hit by a vehicle or had fallen.A police spokeswoman said it was still unclear whether the teenager had been the victim of an assault, had been hit by a vehicle or had fallen.
Sinn Fein MLA John O'Dowd said his thoughts were with the O'Hagan family.
"The full circumstances, that lead to the severe injuries that this youth sustained, are still shrouded in mystery and it is essential that anyone with any information, no matter how slight, should pass that information onto the PSNI so that this incident can be fully and properly investigated," he added.