AN assault on an off-duty paramedic who was tricked into helping a man he spotted lying on a Sydney street has been condemned as "reprehensible" by the NSW Ambulance Service.
The 27-year-old man was driving along John Batman Avenue in Werrington County, in Sydney's west, when he saw a man lying in the gutter about 5.20am (AEST) on Sunday.
He stopped and approached the man to offer his help but the man lying on the road punched him in the chest.
Another man then approached him from behind and both men began assaulting him.
NSW Ambulance Commissioner Ray Creen said the organisation had zero tolerance against violence towards paramedics.
"Not only is what happened to our paramedic on Sunday a disgraceful act of violence, but it was reprehensible to pretend to need medical assistance only to assault the person coming to your aid," he said.
The victim told police he overheard the offenders talking about taking his car but they left it and made off in their own vehicle.
The injured man returned home and was taken to Penrith hospital where he received treatment for fractured ribs, internal bruising and superficial grazes.
Officers are investigating the incident and have been given a description of the man that was lying in the gutter.
He is of Caucasian appearance, 20-30 years of age, with black hair and was wearing a black tracksuit.
Anyone who may be able to assist with the identity of the two men is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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