Sick moment racist thug unleashes vile rant on ‘Muslim’ women on high street as shocked bystanders block his path
THIS is the sick moment a racist thug unleashed a vile rant on a group of women wearing Islamic headscarves on an East London high street.
Upsetting footage from the incident on Saturday afternoon shows the man following the women down South Street in Romford, labelling them as ‘f***ing c***s” amid Islamophobic slurs.
He can be heard calling them “Muslim c****” and telling them to “f*** off out of England“.
The man, dressed in jeans and sporting a moustache, says: “Go away you f***ing idiots.”One of the women pleads with him to stop and says that he is “being racist”, but the barrage of abuse continues.
It is unclear who filmed the video, but the man seems oblivious to the camera and at one stage gets right into the women’s faces, pointing his finger.
The Met Police told The Sun it was aware of the “clearly unacceptable incident” and is “urgently” investigating to identify the suspect.
The man tells the women to leave the country and describes them as a “cancer”.
“We are a Christian country and we don’t like you. We are not a Muslim country,” he adds.
Redbridge Community Action Group, a London-based charity, posted the footage onto social media to help try and identify the culprit.
Writing on X, the group said: “Help @metpolice identify this sick racist earlier today in Romford!
“WATCH as this coward physically threatens and subjects a group of women with his vile, horrific, racist and Islamophobic slurs. We stand with them in solidarity! Internet, please do your thing!”
In response to the video, the Metropolitan Police commented: ‘We are aware and urgently investigating this clearly unacceptable incident. We will be speaking to the victim later.’
The video has garnered a lot of online attention, with many people commenting in support of the victims.
A Met Police spokesperson told The Sun: “We are aware and urgently investigating this appalling and clearly unacceptable incident that happened in South Street Romford on Saturday, 21 April around 16:50hrs.
“We will be speaking to the victims later. This is being treated as a hate crime.
“Anyone with information please call 101, quoting CAD 5105/20APR24.”