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Teenager Racially and Verbally Abused in Lowestoft

Wednesday, 3 April 2024 16:30

A teenage boy has been racially and verbally abused in north Lowestoft.

Police are appealing for witnesses or information after a teenage boy was verbally abused in Lowestoft.

The incident took place on Friday 15th March at around 8.50pm. Whilst outside Lloyds Bank on London Road North an unknown female approached the victim and was racially and verbally abusive towards them. The suspect also caused a tear to the victim’s jacket sleeve.

The suspect is described as a teenage girl, of a large build with light brown hair. The suspect was last seen wearing a black jacket, jeans and shoes.

Any witnesses to this incident should contact PC Ryan Cawood on ryan.cawood@suffolk.police.uk, quoting crime reference number: 37/14762/24.

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