A man ended up in hospital not knowing who he is or how he got there.

He was discovered unconscious in an alleyway between two wheelie bins – and woke up two days later with no memory of what had happened, StokeonTrentLive reports.

An ambulance took him to the Royal Stoke University Hospital where he was initially classed as an "unknown male".

His name was later discovered to be Scott Docksey after he remembered his brother's phone number from his hospital bed.

He was discovered with a serious head injury on the ground between Camp Road and Kirk Street in Smallthorne.

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It is believed there may have been a disturbance.

Now his family are desperately trying to find out what happened to Scott in the lead up to him being found at around 3pm on Monday (March 3).

Police are also appealing for witnesses to come forward.

They want to hear from anyone who witnessed suspicious activity in the area.

In a heartbreaking message his mum Mandy Docksey said: "My son was found between two bins unconscious with a head injury.

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"An ambulance was rung to someone saying they heard a disturbance.

"He spent two days unconscious and was classed as an unknown male.

"When he woke he remembered his brother's number and the hospital got in touch as he had no idea what went on.

"He is still not with it properly.

"My son is a drug user so I don't know if he fell or was attacked. It was broad daylight.

"He has a broken eye socket with stitches, a broken jaw and nose.

"Anyone with information please get in touch."

Another relative added: "He’s still in a mess in hospital. He can’t even string a sentence together and doesn’t really know what’s going on.

"I just hope we can find who’s done this to him!"

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Police confirmed they were aware of the incident.

A Staffordshire Police said: "Police were called just after 3pm on Monday to a report of an assault on Camp Road at the junction of Kirk Street.

"A man was taken to hospital with facial injuries. He did not wish to pursue a complaint."

A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman said: "We were called at 3.02pm on Monday 2 March to reports of an assault at the junction of Camp Road and Kirk Street. We sent one ambulance to the scene.

"We treated one patient, a man, for serious injuries. He was taken on blue lights to hospital for further treatment.”

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