14-year-old is victim of racism
Police are appealing for witnesses after a racist attack on a teenager in Staple Hill.
It happened on June 30 at 9pm in an alleyway next to Miss Millies in the High Street.
The 14-year-old boy was approached by a man and woman. The man made racist remarks and then punched and kicked the boy.
The attacker was white, quite tall, of medium build, bald and with a strong Bristolian accent.
He was between 30 and 35 and was wearing white trainers, dark blue jeans and a dark brown jacket.
The woman was white, very skinny, with shoulder-length dark hair with blonde highlights. She was wearing light grey jogging trousers, and a pink and white jacket.
Anyone with information should contact Staple Hill police on 0845 456 7000 or







Comments
by R Rigby, Hillfields
Monday, July 20 2009, 12:45PM
“Having lived in parts of Bristol I can safely say that I have never known such a racist area as Staple Hill. Even my Council tennant neighbour has been arrested for and pleaded guilty to Aggravated Racial Harrasment of a Muslim woman in our road. The Council have all these posters and newspapers stating that they won't tolerate intolerance yet they still house convicted racists in the same road as the victims they terrorised.”