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Showing posts with label ACC Phil Kay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ACC Phil Kay. Show all posts

Sunday, August 24, 2014

ACC Phil Kay, Leicestershire Police, Invites Oakham Victim of Horrendous Homophobic Attack to march with Police at Leicester Pride



ACC Phil Kay, Leicestershire Police, Invites Oakham Victim of Horrendous Homophobic Attack to march with Police at Leicester Pride

I have a feeling such a public event may be to soon for her, although it would be good if she could.

Of course anyone can show their support and join the parade in Leicester next Saturday.

I am saving for my train ticket.

The parade starts at Curve Theater 12 Midday.


Police appeal for witnesses following homophobic assault in Oakham


Issued on 20/8/14 at 8:56 a.m.
Crime number: LR/01075/14-9
Police in Oakham are appealing for witnesses after a woman was assaulted by two men while walking home from Oakham town centre after homophobic comments had been made to her.
The incident happened about 1.30am on Sunday August 17, 2014 in Burley Road, Oakham. The victim, a woman in her 20’s, was walking past the car park on Burley Road, near to Oakham town centre, when she became aware of two men behind her. One of the men made a homophobic comment; she was then assaulted resulting in injuries to her face.
The two men are described as white and in their 20’s, both are about 5’7” tall, with one wearing a hooded top and the other having spikey blonde hair.
PC 2226 Mark Barlow from Rutland local police unit who is the investigating officer said:
“This was a nasty assault which resulted in the victim receiving hospital treatment and she has been left badly shaken up.
“If you were in Oakham on Saturday night or the early hours of Sunday morning and you saw these men, or you think you know who they are, please contact us.”
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