Someone has vandalized painted Pride flags for the third time in less than a month.

Police are currently searching for a suspect in connection with a series of hateful acts towards the LGBTQ+ community. The man in question is believed to be responsible for vandalizing Pride flags on three separate occasions, with the most recent incident occurring outside Forest Gate railway station in London on Friday.

This latest act of vandalism follows two previous incidents on June 23 and June 26, which authorities have linked to the same offender. Despite ongoing investigations, no arrests have been made yet as police continue to urge the public for any information that may lead to the suspect's identity.

James Rush, a representative from the Metropolitan Police, strongly condemns these hate crimes and shows solidarity with the local LGBTQ+ community. He stresses that there is no place for hate in London and that his team is working diligently to identify and apprehend the perpetrator.

In a direct message to the residents of Forest Gate, Rush implores anyone with knowledge of the suspect to come forward and assist with the investigation. He assures the community that their anonymity will be protected if they choose to contact Crimestoppers.

Caron Harrison, co-founder of Forest Gayte Pride, also expresses her disappointment and frustration with the repeated targeting of the LGBTQ+ community in Forest Gate. Despite the hate and intimidation, she emphasizes that their spirits will not be broken and they will continue to fight for their rights.

In the meantime, authorities urge anyone with information to contact them via the designated hotline. These hateful acts must be stopped, and the community deserves justice and safety. Stay informed with the latest developments by visiting The Agency's London news hub.

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