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Fulham brothers need 200 stitches

01 January 1991

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Fulham brothers need 200 stitches
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Two brothers needed a total of 200 stitches after being attacked
by a group of whites in Fulham, west London. But despite their
ordeal, one of the brothers was taken to a police station where
he claims he was kept in a cell for one and a half hours and
treated as though he was a suspect. Now the brothers say they are
planning to set up an organisation to monitor attacks on black
people in the west London area. (Voice 31.7.90)


Institute of Race Relations, Police-Media Bulletin, no 63

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