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Marco Loughran attacked in alleged road rage incident Marco Loughran attacked in alleged road rage incident
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The Wales Commonwealth Games and Olympic swimmer Marco Loughran is in hospital in Denmark after an apparent road rage attack. Welsh Olympic swimmer Marco Loughran is in hospital in Denmark after an apparent road rage attack.
The backstroke specialist and his girlfriend, Jeanette Ottesen, were attacked on Sunday.The backstroke specialist and his girlfriend, Jeanette Ottesen, were attacked on Sunday.
Mr Loughran reportedly suffered head injuries and broken teeth. Miss Ottesen, Denmark's World and European butterfly champion, broke a finger. Mr Loughran reportedly suffered head injuries and broken teeth. Miss Ottesen, a world and European butterfly champion from Denmark, broke a finger.
Mr Loughran represented Wales at the 2010 and 2014 Commonwealth Games. Mr Loughran, who swam for Britain at the 2012 Olympics, represented Wales at the 2010 and 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Miss Ottesen, who is Denmark's World and European butterfly champion, told Danish television station TV 2 SPORT the alleged attacker thought she had been driving too slowly. Miss Ottesen told Danish television station TV 2 SPORT the alleged attacker thought she had been driving too slowly.
"I am deeply shocked," she said."I am deeply shocked," she said.
"He beat Marco several times in the head, and when I tried to defend him I was hit on my fingers."He beat Marco several times in the head, and when I tried to defend him I was hit on my fingers.
"He (Mr Loughran) is in the hospital but he takes it all with a smile and makes jokes.""He (Mr Loughran) is in the hospital but he takes it all with a smile and makes jokes."
Mr Loughran became the men's 50 metres backstroke British champion in 2013. He also swam for Great Britain at London 2012 Olympics. Mr Loughran became the men's 50m backstroke British champion in 2013.
He moved to Denmark after competing for Wales at the last Commonwealth Games.He moved to Denmark after competing for Wales at the last Commonwealth Games.