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Pair wanted by police over homophobic comments on bus

by Jo Wadsworth
Friday 30 Sep, 2022 at 3:27PM
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Pair wanted by police over homophobic comments on bus


Police in Brighton are releasing images of two people they’d like to speak to after receiving a report of a homophobic incident on a bus.

The victim was travelling on the number 1 bus in the city on Sunday, 11 September at about 3.20pm when it is alleged that two people became verbally abusive, making various comments, including homophobic remarks.

The victim then left the bus before reaching their intended destination.

Anyone with any information surrounding the incident, including assisting with identifying these persons of interest, can report online, or call 101, quoting serial 834 of 11/09.

Alternatively, reports can be made anonymously by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers either online or by calling 0800 555 111.

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Comments 3

  1. Sd says:
    4 years ago

    I’m sure their parents or carers will recognise them.

    Will they do the right thing?

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  2. Sam nickelson says:
    4 years ago

    I was there and the “victim” threatened to beat the kids up.
    The kids said the word faggot (not aimed at the victim) and the “victim” randomly walked over and said “I don’t care that you are younger than me i will beat you up, come off the bus” and he called them pricks. The police are clearly not handling this issue professionally because they are being biased towards the kids because they have only took the “victim’s” story.

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  3. Sam nickelson says:
    4 years ago

    Into account

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