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Manchester Evening News.“We were holding hands and they started shouting over at us calling us faggots and gay boys,” Winnard said. “We carried on walking as we had no intention of starting any confrontation with them.”However, the men proceeded to attack the couple, with Winnard reporting being struck repeatedly with a hammer.“Before we knew it, there were around five to six lads dressed in balaclavas and gloves running at us,” he continued.

11 Alive that she lost consciousness during the attack at Pebblebrook High School in Cobb County, but that the offending students are still in school and continue to threaten her.Video of the Nov. 9 incident shows Payne lying on the ground while she is punched, kicked, and stomped on by multiple students, while others watch nearby.

A Bulgarian presidential candidate has been arrested after leading an attack on a transgender event at an LGBTQ community center.On Oct.

Echo News reports.“It was terrifying, we didn’t know if they had any weapons,” Wilson said, adding that Morris was “dressed in drag at the time. We knew straightaway they were coming straight for us.”Their attackers approached them after they left Colors to head home.

New York City police are seeking a man who punched a woman in the face for holding hands with her girlfriend.On Sunday, police released video camera footage of the assault, which allegedly took place around 10:00 p.m. on Sept.

La Dépêche reports.According to police, the man — the mayor of a small village in the administrative division of Aveyron — was attacked around midnight on Friday, Sept. 10, after getting out of his car.Two people kicked and punched him, police said, before stripping the mayor of his clothes.

El País reports.During the attack, the group called the man “disgusting,” “shiteater,” and “maricón,” the Spanish word for faggot.One member of the group produced a knife and proceeded to threaten the victim, before cutting the man’s lip and ultimately carving maricón into his buttocks.Police in Madrid told El País that the attack was “the first assault of this kind that we have heard of” and that it would be investigated as a hate crime.Related: Three arrested after young gay man beaten to death by mob in SpainSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned the attack in a tweet, saying, “Hatred has no place in our society.”“I roundly condemn this homophobic attack. We will not allow this,” he continued.

WTVF. “Then he said some boys started chanting transphobic slurs, and then it go louder and louder… They started hitting and kicking at the stall door, so Tobi had to use his back to brace it and then put his foot on the toilet to keep the door shut.”Tobi texted a friend for help during the attack.

New York Post.The suspect got off the train at the 135th Street Station and fled on foot.The victim suffered a facial laceration during the attack and was taken to Mt. Sinai Morningside, treated for his injury, and released, reports FOX5.The NYPD’s Hate Crime Task Force is investigating the attack. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or, for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782).

Related: Three arrested after young gay man beaten to death by mob in SpainWoolley was taken to St. James’s Hospital in Dublin, where he said he was prepped for mouth surgery.“Thank you all again for the support and kind messages,” he wrote.

Edinburgh Evening News, the men — understood to be a married couple — were talking to a woman when four men approached them and started to punch, kick, and spit on them in an “unprovoked” attack.“The gay men did not fight back, they only tried to defend themselves,” the witness said.

WABC.The man lunged at her with a screwdriver as the train pulled into the Fulton Street stop.Grey says she used mace on her attacker, and tried to escape, but he followed her and stabbed her with the screwdriver, resulting in injuries to her head, torso, and legs. A passerby intervened, prompting her attacker to flee.Grey was taken to New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries, according to the New York Post.Police have yet to release surveillance video of the incident, or a detailed description of the suspect, and no arrests have been made yet.

a letter written to John Bravman, the president of Bucknell University.Luong claimed the mob was comprised of former members of Tau Kappa Epsilon, a fraternity that was based at the house before it was banned by the university two years ago over allegations of severe hazing.But, in a disturbing twist, after waiting “way too long” for campus public safety officers to respond to calls for help, when the officers arrived on scene, they laughed and began fraternizing with the group, promising to speak with the chief about getting the fraternity members access to the house, Luong claimed in the letter.

The Frederick News-Post.According to prosecutors at the Frederick County State’s Attorney’s Office, Welch attacked the 23-year-old victim, whom he perceived to be gay, at a house party in in New Market, Md., in February 2020. Welch reportedly made disparaging comments about the victim’s perceived orientation, and made the victim uncomfortable enough that he decided to leave. While the victim was waiting for a ride-share to arrive, Welch then placed the man in a headlock and repeatedly strangled him, causing him to lose consciousness three times. A fellow party-goer, Martin Potomac Gieser, 19, of Ijamsville, allegedly held the victim down while Welch was attacking him.

Read More: Two gay men set on fire in “brutal” homophobic attackArtis Jaunklavins, Kindzulis’ roommate, was also burned in the attack after trying to douse the flames.He told Lithuanian website Delfi that he found Kindzulis “burning like a torch” outside their home in Tukums.Jaunklavins, who sustained burns while trying to “put out the flames,” carried Kindzulis to the bath, “but the burns were too severe, his toasted clothes embedded in the skin,” he said.He had previously alleged that Kindzulis was engaged in a fight with a homophobic neighbor who had threatened and harassed them prior to the attack.Jaunklavins accused the neighbor of dousing Kindzulis in flammable liquid — reported by AFP as being gasoline — and setting him on

Instagram post from an account named gayprideapparel, which has since been removed, shared a video from Rudy Haro, one of the victims, saying that he and Fernando De Los Reyes Lugo had gone downtown to celebrate De Los Reyes’ birthday and their anniversary, and were “attacked by a lot of straight men tonight.” The video showed De Los Reyes with blood stains on his shirt.“One of the guys who assaulted us did have a gun he was trying to pull out until my friend started screaming for help. People were laughing instead of helping,” the caption for the Instagram post said.

Yorkshire Live reports.One of Mitchell’s sons responded by noting that he had gay and transgender friends and was offended by his father’s remarks.Mitchell “made comments that he did not like or understand these ‘types of people,'” prosecutor Eddison Flint told Sheffield Crown Court.His other son said that he agreed with his brother and told both Mitchell and his stepmother to stop being “c**ts,” which prompted Mitchell to attack.“The defendant took exception to this and stood up, there was then a confrontation between the defendant and his son,” Flint said.

GayNews.The attacker, later identified as a 31-year-old Roman man, was so incensed by their public display of affection that he crossed over the subway tracks and punched Moreno and Zanobio in the face.He continued the assault, repeatedly punching and kicking Moreno, while a friend of the couple recorded the incident.The attacker allegedly returned to the subway tracks to collect stones to throw at the couple, but after they threatened to call police, he ran into an underpass and boarded a train on the opposite platform.According to the men, while trying to report the crime, local police “struggled to understand the homophobic motive” of the attack.Police were also reticent to obtain security camera footage from the subway in order to

See also: South Carolina lawmakers strip LGBTQ protections from proposed hate crimes lawAccording to Orange County jail records, Moreno, who pleaded not guilty to the charges against him at his arraignment, is being held on $58,000 bail. If convicted of the charges, he faces a maximum sentence of 8 years in state prison, according to CBS Los Angeles.He is next scheduled to appear in court on March 26 for a pretrial hearing.“No one should have to live in the shadow of fear that they will be targeted and physically attacked because of the way they dress, speak, behave, or who they love,” Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said in a statement.

The Acadiana Advocate, Seneca called 911 and told the operator he had just murdered a man and would wait for police outside of his father’s house. He was then arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder.

New York Post. When the teen exited the bus, the man followed him and punched him in the face and back of the head. The man then jumped back on the bus and rode off, according to radio station 1010WINS.The teen’s head was bruised in the blitz attack, but he refused medical attention at the scene. Police are now seeking the assailant, who is shown in the video wearing a royal blue shirt with a red-and-white collar, jeans, a dark-colored jacket, and who has longer brown hair pulled back into an untidy “man bun.” The man appears to be at least in his 40s, though it is hard to identify someone’s age from just looking at their face.See also: D.C.