Random Attack on Stamford Hill Man Treated as Hate Crime
On Wednesday, 18 August at around 8:30pm, a 64-year-old man was brutally assaulted on Stamford Hill near the junction with Colberg Road. The victim was on his way to synagogue when he was attacked without warning.
The man suffered facial injuries and a broken foot after falling to the ground. He was rushed to hospital and later discharged.
Police Seek Suspect in Shocking Hate Crime
Police launched an investigation and are treating the assault as a hate crime. Detectives have released an image and footage of a man they want to identify and question in connection with the attack.
Officers have spoken to the victim and are urging anyone who witnessed the incident or recognises the suspect to come forward immediately.
How You Can Help
- Call police on 101 quoting reference 4492/20AUG
- Remain anonymous? Contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
- Report hate crimes online or tweet @MetCC
No arrests have been made yet, and the investigation is ongoing.
Zero Tolerance on Hate Crime
The police remind the public that hate crimes will not be tolerated. They encourage victims or witnesses of prejudice, abuse, or violence to report incidents. Support and prompt investigation are guaranteed.
For immediate emergencies, dial 999.
More advice and information can be found on the Met Police website.
