A bar owner was kicked in the head after kicking guests out for homophobic and racial abuse.
Now the criminal investigation department is investigating.
Weißenburg - A bar operator expelled two men from his night bar in Weißenburg early on Saturday morning (July 31st) at around 04.15 a.m.
The two had often been noticed in the pub because of massive xenophobic and homophobic statements, as stated in a report from the Central Franconia police headquarters *.
The men were not happy about the eviction from the restaurant, whereupon they physically attacked the innkeeper.
Both hit the man's head and body and struck.
The 43-year-old was slightly injured.
Nuremberg: men beat up landlord - charges for attempted murder are ongoing
A guest rushing to help was then attacked and also brought to the ground.
He was also kicked in the head, so that the 39-year-old had to be hospitalized.
Two other female employees were attacked by the two men and suffered minor injuries.
The two unknown perpetrators then fled.
The Ansbach Criminal Police * have since started an indictment of attempted murder in cooperation with the public prosecutor's office.
Witnesses are currently being sought.
People who have information about the possible offense or the two perpetrators should contact the permanent detective service on the telephone number 09 11 21 12 33 33.
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