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We are appealing for witnesses following a suspected racially aggravated public order incident in Earlswood Common carpark, by Earlswood Lakes, on Monday, 17 August.
Officers were made aware of a report of an incident that took place between 2pm and 2:15pm, during which the driver of a vehicle reportedly sounded their horn and shouted racial abuse at a parent and child.
We are particularly keen to speak to a man and woman, both believed to be in their mid-30s, who were driving a White Mercedes A-Class hatchback. We believe they may have information which could assist our enquiries.
Officers would also like to speak to two men who were travelling in a van in the area at the time, and who may have witnessed all or part of the reported incident.
If you witnessed the incident, have any information that may help our enquiries or have any dashcam or video footage of the area at the time, please contact us quoting PR/45260100085 via direct message or through our website.
If you do not wish to leave your name, please call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.