Man injured in suspected homophobic machete attack in London
Version 0 of 1. A man was taken to hospital following a suspected homophobic attack with a machete in south-east London. Police were called to Surrey Quays Road in Southwark at 3.12pm on Tuesday after it was reported a man had been attacked. The Metropolitan police said a man was found with a wounded leg and he was taken to a south London hospital. The attacker is believed to have fled the scene on a motorbike, the force added. Police said it was believed there might have been a homophobic motive for the attack. A spokeswoman added: “Officers were called at 3.12pm on Tuesday, July 23, to Surrey Quays Road. It was reported a man had been attacked with a machete. “Officers attended and found a man with a wound to his leg. He was taken by London ambulance service to a south London hospital. “The suspect is believed to have left the scene on a motorbike. At this time police believe there may be a homophobic motive for the attack.” London news Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on WhatsApp Share on Messenger Reuse this content |