‘Shame on you’: Zara protests outside Bristol UK after girl attacked by group

Angry protesters gathered outside a Cabot Circus store in Bristol on Sunday following a vicious street attack on a child on March 4.About 20 people gathered outside the Zara store at lunchtime on Saturday (March 14). They can be heard shouting “Shame on you” or “Shame on Zara” and “What do we want? Accountability.” When do we want it? Now. “Pictures showed the Zara store appearing almost empty, with only a few security guards inside, the doors locked, and crowds chanting slogans and holding placards with slogans such as “Shopping should be safe.” Police were also at the scene, Bristol Live reported.On March 4, a girl was hospitalized after she was attacked outside the Cabot Circus. Five people have been arrested after the teenage girl was attacked at Cabot Circus on Philadelphia Street at around 7.45pm on Wednesday, March 4. Five teenagers have been released on bail in connection with an incident on Wednesday, March 4.The fashion retailer told Bristol Live its “thoughts are with the victims”. A spokesperson for Zara UK said: “Our sympathies are with the victim of this horrific incident. The victim was in our store for a short period before the situation escalated and she left the store.”“We are assisting police with their inquiries and will continue to support them in any way we can.”

What happened on March 4th?

A girl needed hospital treatment after she was attacked by a group of youths at Cabot Circus. The attack was filmed. The girl’s father said she was so traumatized by the incident that she did not go to school. He also called the video of his daughter’s attack “disgusting.”The girl’s father, who we will call Phil to protect the family’s identity, told the BBC she was “disappointed” witnesses did not intervene.“She was seen walking around Cabot with, you know, 25 people following her,” Phil said.“They followed her for 25 minutes…no one wanted to help. No one wanted to say, are you safe?”Video of the attack was widely circulated on social media and is thought to be linked to a recent trend of encouraging students to fight each other.