Random Hate Attack in Stamford Hill Leaves Man Injured
Police are on the hunt after a vicious hate crime assault in Stamford Hill on Wednesday, 18 August.
Victim Attacked on Way to Synagogue
At around 8.30pm, a 64-year-old man was walking to his synagogue near the junction of Stamford Hill and Colberg Road when he was suddenly struck in a random attack.
The victim suffered facial injuries, fell to the ground, and broke a bone in his foot. He was rushed to hospital and has since been discharged.
Police Seek Suspect and Witnesses
Detectives have released images and footage of a man they want to identify and question in connection with the assault.
Anyone who recognises the suspect or saw the incident is urged to come forward immediately.
- Call police on 101, quoting reference 4492/20AUG
- To remain anonymous, contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
No arrests have been made yet as enquiries continue.
Zero Tolerance for Hate Crimes
Police stress they will not tolerate hate crimes in any form. If you experience or witness hate abuse, report it straight away. Officers are ready to investigate and support victims.
To report a hate crime:
- Call 101
- Report online or tweet @MetCC
- If urgent, always call 999
Stay alert and help bring attackers to justice.
