Man suffers ‘homophobic assault’ by group of women in Godalming

Surrey Police is appealing for witnesses after a man suffered a ‘homophobic assault’ by a group of several women in Godalming^[1]. Police received reports a man had been slapped and and subjected to homophobic language.

The incident took place in the High Street at around 1.15am on Sunday, October 1. If you witnessed anything, or have any other information which may help the investigation, you are urged to contact Surrey Police^[2] quoting PR/45230110591 via DM.

The Surrey Police statement said in full: “We are appealing for witnesses following a report of an assault of a man by several women on the High Street in Godalming.

“The incident took place at approximately 1.15am on Sunday 1 October and involved the suspects slapping the victim and using homophobic language.”

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