Police confirm attack on gay couple in Edinburgh is being treated as hate crime

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CBS affiliate WPEC.A witness captured video of Jerich’s car swerving through the intersection and repeatedly using its tires to mark up the painting. That video later went viral.When he was initially arrested, the Delray Beach Police Department added a hate crime enhancement to the charge of criminal mischief, for allegedly targeting the LGBTQ community.

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Edinburgh street. Police have confirmed they have arrested and charged three men ages 23, 22, and 21 after two men were attacked on Leith Street in Edinburgh on July 30.

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cyclist was hospitalised following a hit and run on an Edinburgh street. The incident occurred around 7.30 am on Wednesday August 4 on Mansfield Place in Edinburgh city centre.

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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.

a written statement: “We understand hate crimes can have a huge impact on those targeted, and an attack on people because of their sexual orientation, gender identity, race or beliefs, is not only abhorrent but will not be tolerated.”Witnesses have described how four men punched, kicked and spat on the victims leaving them in a pool of blood, before stealing a bag and fleeing the scene at around 9.20pm on Friday.