UK: Muslims try to Sharia patrol Romanians – they bring baseball bats and beat the Muslims to a pulp

Muslims were intimidating a group of Romanians during Sharia patrol for drinking beer. That didn’t turn out too well…

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One man is taken to hospital after a gang of Romanians storm a barber shop with baseball bats and attack staff after the fed-up owner asked them to stop drinking outside

• Mohammad Abbas-Khan, 23, said sometimes more than 10 Romanians gather outside his shop in Luton every day
• They exchanged heated words, pushed each other, then gang of 15 returned armed with sticks and baseball bats
• One staff member was taken to hospital and neighbour beaten so badly over back he now can not move his arm 
• Mr Abbas-Khan sometimes works until 11pm and now fears they will return when he is alone and attack again 

By James Dunn For Mailonline
Published: 13:06, 2 August 2016 |

A gang of Romanians stormed a barber shop with baseball bats and brutally attacked staff after the owner asked them to stop drinking outside following more than a year of disputes.

One man was taken to hospital with serious injuries and other suffered minor wounds after the group of up to fifteen people attacked Five Star Barbers in Luton, owner Mohammad Abbas-Khan said.

The 23-year-old hairdresser said that one man received a bad head injury while the owner of the shop next-door was repeatedly beaten on the back so badly that two days later, he is still unable to move his arm.

A gang of Romanians stormed a barber shop with baseball bats and attacked staff after the owner asked them to stop drinking outside following more than a year of trouble

The men smashed the window of the shop (left), damaged one of the staff member’s cars and blood could be seen splattered on the floor tiles (right) after the brutal attack

Crowds gathered outside Five Star Barbers in Luton after one man was taken to hospital and more suffered minor injuries when a group of up to fifteen people attacked

Owner Mohammad Abbas-Khan said one man received a bad head injury while the owner of the shop next-door was repeatedly beaten on the back so badly that two days later, he is still unable to move his arm

Police said they attended the incident just after 7.20pm last night in the car park on Dunstable Road on Sunday (pictured)

Numerous people gathered outside the shops as police attended following the attack that left two men badly injured

The men smashed the window of the shop, damaged one of the staff member’s cars and blood could be seen splattered on the floor tiles after the brutal attack.

Mr Abbas-Khan was in the shop with two other staff members at the time but he now fears that they will return and attack him when he is alone.

‘I have a very strong feeling they will come back. Sometimes I work until 10pm or 11pm and if I am all on my own, what could I do to protect myself,’ he said.

Mr Abbas-Khan said Sunday’s attack comes after a long series of events that have left shop owners along Dunstable Road feeling helpless.

The men smashed the window of the shop (pictured), damaged one of the staff member’s cars and blood could be seen splattered on the floor tiles after the brutal attack

Police officers were seen carrying evidence away from the scene (pictured) after the incident on Sunday evening

Mr Abbas-Khan said Sunday’s attack comes after a long series of events that have left shop owners along Dunstable Road (pictured on Sunday) feeling helpless

He claims they have had numerous meetings with the police and Luton Borough Council, yet nothing has been done, leaving owners frustrated.

Mr Abbas-Khan added: ‘It’s been over a year now and it’s just getting worse and worse. I’ve contacted the police and the council several times, we’ve had so many meetings but they don’t listen.

‘Every day they park in the car park, they sit on the wall, they drink, they smoke, they cause problems – I have to look at this outside my shop every single day.

‘I am working hard every day but they never work and just cause problems. It has even made some people scared to come into my shop because they hang around there.

Mr Mr Abbas-Khan explained how on Sunday, he asked them to move on and at first, he and a drunk Romanian in a small group exchanged heated words, pushed each other, then they fled before the attack

Minutes later, a group of fifteen appeared with baseball bats and sticks, then started beating him and his staff. Someone from the ambulance crew can be seen walking into the shop after the attack.

‘Some of my Muslim clients don’t wait to come in because there are women and children who need haircuts, but the Romanians are very intimidating.

‘I am here to make a living, not to make trouble.’

Mr Mr Abbas-Khan explained how on Sunday, he asked them to move on and at first, he and a drunk Romanian in a small group exchanged heated words, pushed each other, then they fled.

Minutes later, a group of fifteen appeared with baseball bats and sticks, then started beating him and his staff.

A police spokesman said: ‘A number of people sustained minor injuries in the altercation and there was also criminal damage sustained to the barbers’.

He added: ‘All of us got hurt, my next-door neighbour got hurt quite badly. They just kept hitting him over the back and shoulder and now he still can’t move his arm.

‘One of my staff had to go to hospital, he was hurt very badly.’

A police spokesman said: ‘Police were called at approximately 7.20pm to reports of a fight taking place between a group of men near to 5 Star Barbers.

‘A number of people sustained minor injuries in the altercation and there was also criminal damage sustained to the barbers.

‘Any witnesses should contact police on 101 quoting reference number 341 of 31 July.’