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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 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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

National Catholic Reporter.Gonzalez, hired to aid the church’s security during November’s elections, said she recorded Rutler watching the video on her cellphone.NCR reports the video as showing “the back of a man sitting underneath a cluster of religious icons and portraits watching a computer screen depicting a man performing oral sex on another man.

LGBTQ Nation reports.According to the victim, the incident, which took place on Oct. 25 on Rutledge Avenue, began after he dropped his brother off in the area.“I’ve got this guy following me because I’m gay,” the victim said in the call.

CBS Miami that he was subjected to targeted harassment while trying to vote at the city’s Coral Ridge Mall.“I encountered a number of people who were there on behalf of the Trump campaign who immediately accosted me,” Trantalis said, “calling me pedophile, started calling me a faggot and thought it was fun.”He added: “They had a blow horn and they were just announcing it all over the place.”Trantalis said that it wasn’t an isolated incident, claiming that he was targeted at another early voting

attacked by a mob inside her own home says that police officers who responded to her home were “belligerent and unsympathetic” and trivialized injuries she suffered during the attack.Kendall Stephens, the victim, recently spoke with the Human Rights Campaign about her experience. Stephens, who had just started classes at Temple University, said in the interview that she was in her bedroom studying when she hear what sounded like fighting outside the front door.

Billy Penn.Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has long supported adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the hate crime law, but lawmakers in the Republican-controlled House and Senate have largely refused to pass any legislation that could expand LGBTQ rights.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch.Police were nearby and heard the shot, but Doyle concealed the rifle and told officers that the gunman had run down an alley, Assistant U.S.

KFOR. “[W]hen they saw us and saw what we looked like, they said ‘oh are you two a couple of faggots?'”The male member of a couple then attacked Council, kicking, kneeing, and punching him, causing him to fall to the ground and loses consciousness.

KGET. “She [his ex-girlfriend] jumped over the gate for the balcony and could see him there.”She says she was able to get a maintenance employee to open the door, finding Rouse on the floor, in medical distress.“He could barely speak, barely breathe,” Darrington told KGET.

(Editor’s note: This story contains details of the attack that some readers may find upsetting.)The pair had spoken for a week prior to meeting, the Acadiana Advocate reports. They agreed to meet on Saturday, June 20, with Seneca picking White up at his apartment and driving him to the location of the attack, in the 400 block of Maryview Farm Rd.Once there, the pair reportedly became embroiled in a “verbal altercation,” according to Lafayette Police Department Sgt.

Officers approach Tim Lemuel in the parking lot of Ruby Deluxe bar

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Man on phone app – Photo: Laura Dewilde, via Unsplash.

Picture of the victim’s injuries in the attack in Zhytomyr, Ukraine – Photo: Oleskandr Zinchenko/Nash Svit, via Facebook.

Francisco Calderon – Photo: KIRO 7.

A transgender woman was brutally attacked and left unconscious by 15-20 men who then fled the scene at a Dee Why beach carpark.

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Jussie Smollett — Photo: Schure Media Group

Fred Joseph Costanza – Photo: Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.