Sussex Police Hunt Man After Brutal Homophobic Attack in Brighton

Two Men Punched in Unprovoked Assault

Sussex Police are on the lookout for a man involved in a vicious assault on Queens Road, Brighton. On June 7, two men were violently punched in the face after being hit with homophobic slurs. The victims were stopped near Belgian Chips, heading to Brighton train station following a live music event on the beach.

Suspect Description: Grey Coat, 40s, Possibly Street Community

The attacker is described as a man in his 40s, wearing a grey coat. Officers believe he may be part of the local street community.

Police Appeal: Help Catch This Hate Crime Culprit

Detective Constable James Botting urged the public for help: “After completing a number of enquiries, we are turning to the public for their support. If you recognise this man, please call 101, quoting serial 1501 of 7/6.”

This appeal shows the police’s commitment to community safety and justice. Anyone with info is urged to come forward.

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