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Reported assault on elderly Jewish man in Leeds being treated as hate crime 

An elderly Jewish man was reportedly assaulted in Leeds in what the police are deeming a possible hate crime.

West Yorkshire Police have stated that at approximately 18:55 on 26th October, a cyclist travelling in the wrong direction without lights swore and threatened a man in his seventies following an altercation.

A security guard from a nearby Aldi intervened and the suspect left the scene, only to return a short moment later.

The incident happened on Stanningley Road, in Bramley.

Anyone with relevant information is asked to call PC 1918 Keany at Elland Road on 101, quoting crime reference 13220591822.

Image credit: West Yorkshire Police

      

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