Images released as police seek alleged attackers of officers marching in Pride parade
Four people are sought over the alleged assault of police officers during the Midsumma Pride Festival in Melbourne earlier this year.
A group of about 50 protesters surrounded police who were trying to participate in the march on February 4 this year.
Several items were allegedly thrown at officers.
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Several people are sought after the alleged assault of police officers at the Midsumma Pride Festival in Melbourne in February. Victoria Police
Police say items were allegedly thrown at officers participating in the march. Victoria Police
Victoria Police said many of the officers marching were "proudly part of the LGBTQIA+ community".
On April 24, police searched a unit in Brunswick West and arrested two men, aged 28 and 29.
They were interviewed and released pending further enquiries.
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It's believed the four people could assist the investigation. Victoria Police
Anybody who recognises the four are urged to contact Crime Stoppers. Victoria Police
Police have now released images of four people they believe can assist with the investigation.
Anyone who recognises the individuals pictured is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online.
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