Age Alert Anonymous Appeals Applications Apply Or Register Area Outline Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow Up Automatic Doors Back Arrow Business Calendar Cash Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow Down Clock Close Contact Directions Document Download Draw Drug Expand External Link Facebook Fb Comment Fb Like Filetype Default Filetype Doc Filetype Pdf Filetype Ppt Filetype Xls Finance First Aid Flickr Fraud Give Feedback Globe Guide Dog Health Hearing Impaired Induction Loop Info Instagram Intercom Laptop Lift Linkedin Local Activity Loudspeaker Low Counter Mail Map Map Pin Membership Menu Menu 2 Missing People Mobility Impairment Nationality North Pointer One Mile Radius Overview Pages Paper Plane Parking Pdf Phone Pinterest Play Pushchair Refresh Report Request Restart Rss Search Share Sign Language Snapchat Start Again Stats Stats And Prevention Advice Stop Subscribe Target Tattos Tell Us About Tick Tumblr Twenty Four Hours Twitter Twitter Like Twitter Reply Twitter Retweet Upload Visually Impaired Whatsapp Wheelchair Wheelchair Assisted Wheelchair Parking Wheelchair Ramp Wheelchair Wc Youtube Zoom In Zoom Out

Leave this site

Skip to main content

Skip to main navigation

Search this website

Appeal for information following racially-aggravated assault in Tuebrook

Main article content

09:58 26/01/2021

Appeal 6.jpg

Detectives are appealing for information following a racially aggravated assault in Tuebrook last night, Monday, 25 January.

At shortly after 7.45pm, officers were called to Lazees Takeaway on West Derby Road to reports of youths causing annoyance at the location, following which a 26-year-old man was assaulted, sustaining a broken jaw and nose and being racially abused. The youths made off. He was taken to hospital.

Officers remain on the scene carrying out enquiries, including forensics, CCTV and witnesses.

Detective Chief Inspector Paul Speight said: “This was a disgraceful attack on someone challenging the behaviour of a group of youths throwing eggs and causing annoyance and disruption to a business. To subject someone to racial abuse and violence in this way is disgusting, and we are carrying out a number of enquiries to locate those involved.

“We are particularly keen to speak to anyone who was passing by and saw or heard the anti-social behaviour or this violence around this time, including CCTV or dashcam you may have captured.

"We take all reports of hate crime and violence extremely seriously and I want to ensure our communities that offenders will be dealt with robustly. Tell us what you know and we will take action. Anyone who feels they have been a victim of a hate crime is encouraged to come forward and report it. You will be treated sensitively and reports will be investigated thoroughly.

“I’d also like to make a plea to all parents and guardians in the area to ensure young people in their care stay at home. To be gathering during lockdown increases the risk of further infections, strain on the NHS, and longer restrictions for us all, in addition to the stress it undoubtedly causes to those businesses and residents trying to carry on in their lives.”

Anyone who has any information, CCTV or dashcam footage in relation to this incident, is asked to contact @MerPolCC, 101 quoting reference 21000053410 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.