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Police are appealing for information after homophobic abuse was hurled at two men

Police are looking to trace a group of men following a homophobic attack in Birmingham city centre.

The incident happened in the city’s Gay Village on Bromsgrove Street at the junction with Hurst Street, where a group of men shouted abuse at two men, including offensive homophobic language, before pushing them.

This happened at around 3am on Sunday 19 June.

Police are looking to trace these men | West Midlands Police

A statement from West Midlands Police, read: “We will not tolerate hate crime, this is totally unacceptable. If you can help us identify these men, please contact us via Live Chat at http://west-midlands.police.uk, quoting investigation 20/567328/22, or call 10.”

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Appeal to trace men after homophobic attack in Birmingham’s Gay Village