Police investigating homophobic and racist abuse in Penzance car park

They say it happened earlier this month in the B&M store car park

Author: Oliver MorganPublished 29th Aug 2024

Devon and Cornwall Police are appealing for witnesses and information following what they are describing as an incident of homophobic and racial abuse in Penzance.

They say it happened earlier this month in the B&M store car park.

Officers added: "The incident took place at around 12pm on Saturday 24 August in Eastern Green, Penzance.

"It was reported that a woman was driving towards the exit when a vehicle in front suddenly stopped without warning and started reversing.

"The driver had to reverse to avoid a collision and believes she may have shaken her head or gestured with her hands.

"The male suspect then shouted homophobic and racist abuse in the face of the woman.

"The incident is believed to have been witnessed by two females.

"Anybody who witnessed the incident is asked to call police on 101 or visit our website quoting 50240214367"

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