Controversy and outrage erupted after a video of the Doe Bank Park attack went viral on social media. The video shows an Islamic family being racially attacked during a picnic in Black Country Park. Meanwhile, the Islamic organisation, the Union of Muslim Organisations, has opened up in response to the incident which took place at Doe Bank Park, which is located in Pheasey, Walsall. The news has reportedly now made headlines on social media platforms like Twitter, Reddit and TikTok, where millions of people saw it and condemned the people who attacked the family and used racial slurs against them. Stick to this page and you should scroll through it to the end. Scroll down the page and see below.
Video of the Doe Bank Park attack
The incident in question allegedly occurred on Sunday night around 7pm at Doe Bank Park, where two people were attacked while at a picnic. The Islamic family was reportedly left with head and facial injuries. The incident was recorded by a camera, and now the video is spreading on the Internet. Mohammad Arif, acting president of the Union of Muslim Organizations, said the attack and news of the video had upset the community. He continues reading this article for more details.
Mohammad Arif further said: “The video was distributed on the WhatsApp of the Muslim community and the UMO Mosque. This is very worrying for the Muslim community. Feelings and tensions rise. As a community, we will not tolerate racism or Islamophobia. I am pleased that Walsall Police have arrested these people and have launched an investigation.” It has reportedly been discussed with Peasey ward councilors Mike Bird, Adrian Andrew and Chris Towe. However, cabinet member clr. Garry Perry is also aware of the incident, as he has the portfolio that covers community safety. He continues reading this article.
Have West Midlands Police made any arrests in connection with this incident? Yes, West Midlands Police have confirmed the arrest of four men between the ages of 38 and 58. Additionally, four men were detained on suspicion of assault and use of racial slurs. They are still in custody for questioning. A West Midlands Police spokesman said four men have been arrested after a family was racially abused and attacked by an armed group at Doe Bank Park in Pheasey, Walsall. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.
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