Police Seek Public Assistance in Hate Crime Investigation on London Underground
Police Seek Public Assistance in Hate Crime Investigation on London Underground

In a distressing incident on November 12, a couple faced a hate crime at Bank underground station in London, sparking an investigation by British Transport Police. The assailant, captured in a released image, verbally abused the victims before physically assaulting them.

At approximately 16.45 GMT the victims were targeted by the unidentified man who not only hurled verbal abuse but also followed the couple through the station. The situation escalated when he kicked one victim and punched the other.

Law enforcement is now reaching out to the public for assistance in identifying the suspect. The released image is a key element in this effort, as officers believe the man may possess crucial information related to the incident.

Individuals with any information pertinent to the case are urged to contact British Transport Police through text at 61016 or by calling 0800 405040, referencing the case number 2300134350. Additionally, Crimestoppers offers an anonymous reporting option at 0800 555 111.

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