The transgender thugs enraged by a fanny jibe
A gang of drunken transgender thugs women stamped on a man’s head after he told them they were not women because they did not have a vagina.
Tamsin Lush, 29, along with Tylah Jo Bryan and Amarnih Lewis-Daniel, 24, set upon the 19-year-old at Leicester Square.
Mother-of-four Hannah Bryan, 24, joined the attack on the man Al Shaheeb as he lay helpless on the ground at 2:15am.
Jacinta Stringer, prosecuting, said: ‘What appears to have happened was that confrontation between that male who didn’t give a statement or cooperate.
Michael O’Docherty/Tamzin Lush
‘He was 19 years old and described as Arabian. The young man came across these defendants outside Leicester Square Tube station.
‘Hannah Bryan, when she was interviewed described that there had been a conversation with this young man where he had turned around and said ‘You’re not a woman – you need a fanny to be a woman.
‘That of course started an altercation.
Hannah Bryan
‘Tamsin Lush drop-kicked the male that had made that comment and he went to the ground.
‘The young man was on the floor and these defendants stamped and kicked him whilst he was on the floor.
‘Hannah Bryan came at a later stage and tried to pull them off, but was also seen trying to kick the male.’
The 19-year-old, named only as Al Shaheeb, was taken to hospital but refused to make a statement or co-operate with police.
He suffered was left severe abrasions and a black eye.
Tylah-Jo Bryan
Judge Nigel Seed told the gang: ‘I accept that had it not been for the alleged victim in this case there probably wouldn’t have been an incident.
‘The four of you then were subjected to extremely offensive transphobic and racial abuse and let it be known how this started, whatever the gutter newspapers would have said in their reports.
‘Had it not been for that there would have been no violent disorder.
‘However that does not excuse what you did, you went far to far in your reactions, but of course transphobic issues are particularly sensitive.
‘It is a sign that the so called victim realised how wrong he was by refusing to cooperate and not make any statement.
‘I do not in any way your condone behaviour but I accept that what happened to you at the beginning of the incident was entirely wrong and people like you should not be subject to that abuse in the public domain or anywhere.’
Lush, of Bellflower Path, Romford, east London, Daniel-Lewis, of Becontree Avenue, Dagenham, east London, and Tylah Jo Bryan, of Keir Hardie Way, Barking, all admitted violent disorder.
Amarnih Lewis-Daniel
Lush and Daniel-Lewis were sentenced to a six month curfew between 9pm and 7am.
Tylah Jo Bryan was handed a 12 month community order.
Daniel-Lewis was ordered to complete 20 days rehabilitation activity requirement including anger management.
Hannah Bryan, of St Anns, Barking, east London admitted causing fear or provocation of violence (section 4 public order offence) and was given a conditional discharge for two years.
