‘Go again to Brummyland’ word being handled as a hate crime by police

A nasty word telling folks from Birmingham to move “back to Brummyland” is being handled as a severe hate crime by police.

The “offensive” letter had informed readers to take their “vomit-inducing” accent away to the West Midlands, leaving them disturbed by the nasty feedback inside. Police at the moment are investigating who’s behind the word left on the door of a home in Aberystwyth, Wales.

An infuriated particular person has aired their fury with the “once pleasant” space, which they deemed to be stuffed with “low-life s****” from Birmingham, with Dyfed-Police now interesting for data on the word.

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Welsh police say the word has induced “misery to the occupants“, who have been informed to take their Brummy selves and a “few thousand” others again to Birmingham.

A police spokesperson, who confirmed the pressure was now trying to trace down the one who left the word, mentioned: “We are investigating a hate incident in Iorweth Avenue, Aberystwyth.

“An offensive word was left exterior a property that has induced misery to the occupants. The word was left simply after 7pm on the night of January eighth. Officers wish to communicate with the person who left the word.

“If you have any information, CCTV or doorbell camera footage that could help enquiries, please get in touch.”

Written in pink ink, the fuming paragraphs learn: “Iorwerth Ave was once a quiet, pleasant, residential area until a load of s*** from the Midlands hit it. Low-life like you should be forced to live in fenced in tinker sites preferably back where you came from.

“Why do not you’re taking your clapped out, crappy boats, jeeps, automobiles and your hideous, vomit inducing accents again to Brummyland and please take a couple of thousand different yaw yaws with you.”

Those “crappy boats” and “vomit inducing accents” also brought out one of the worst streets in Britain, with Bushway Close in Birmingham labelled as “carnage” to live in by its residents.

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