Muslims Arrested After Vandalizing Gay Memorial to AIDS Victims

Two Muslims were arrested after a Gay Village Memorial to AIDS victims was vandalized in Sackville Gardens, UK.

3 males arrested in Gay village after memorial at the Beacon of Hope destroyed by vandals. #Manchester pic.twitter.com/wt64TSIToy

— UK News Media (@uknewsmedia) January 8, 2017

The Manchester Evening News reported, via Religion of Peace:

Two men have been charged after a Gay Village memorial was reportedly vandalised.

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City centre police were called to the Beacon of Hope memorial, in Sackville Gardens, at around 1.15am on Sunday.

This followed a report that the tribute tiles placed on the monument had been smashed and photographs of the deceased had been torn up and burnt.

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Two men have been charged with criminal damage and bailed to appear at Manchester Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, January 24.

They are Alaa Alanzi, 23, of Kempton Road, Manchester, and Khalid Salah, 23, of Forest Range, Levenshulme.