Bristol Mosque Targeted in Shocking Ramadan Hate Crime
Avon & Somerset Police have launched an urgent hunt for a man linked to a vile hate crime at a mosque in Bristol during the first week of Ramadan.
Bacon Left on Mosque Door Sparks Outrage
In a brazen act of religious provocation, bacon was left on the glass door of the mosque on Cheltenham Road, Montpelier. Given the significance of Ramadan and Islamic dietary laws, this act has sparked fury among the local Muslim community.
Police have labelled the incident a hate crime and are combing through CCTV footage and witness statements as part of their investigation.
Police Release Image of Suspect
Officers have circulated a photo of the man they want to speak to: described as bald, wearing high-visibility trousers and a dark jacket.
We believe this individual holds crucial information and urge anyone who recognises him to come forward,” said an Avon & Somerset Police spokesperson.
How You Can Help Catch the Culprit
- Call Avon & Somerset Police on 101, quoting reference 5226049136
- Fill out the police online appeals form
- Report anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
Extra patrols are now on the streets to support the community, with police staying in close contact with affected locals and mosques. Don’t stay silent if you have any information—help stop hate in its tracks.
