Bikini-clad girls are hunted by police after thugs attack off-duty police officer and throw drink over her when she tries to stop them barge through barriers without paying

A pose of bikini -covered girls is hunted by the police after a violent attack on an out of duties.

Thugs founded at 16:00 on Thursday, June 12 at a brave officer at Wood Green London Moderation Station in North London.

British Transportation Police Inspectors, off -the -job copper, trying to make the barriers from the barriers without tickets, they said they challenged girls.

The force said that the officer attacked the gang that punched and kicked before throwing a drink on his head.

CCTV images of the shocking event show that alleged attackers contain four young girls and two young boys.

Everyone who has knowledge is quoted on June 12, 453 and sends a message to 61016 and contacts the British transport police.

After challenging the girls who tried to blue with no tickets, the bandits took part in the Wood Green London Moderation Station and shot.

The force said that the officer was attacked by the mafia who punched and kicked him before throwing a drink on his head and escaping (one of the allegedly depicted attackers)

Girls dressed their bikini tops, shorts or tracksuits and carried drinks with them

CCTV images of the shocking event show that alleged attackers contain four young girls and two young boys (in the picture)

A spokesman said: ‘Wood Green Underground Station investigating an attack on an attack on these images today published these images.

“ On Thursday, June 12 at 16.00, an out -of -duty police officer, the sacrifice, a group of people trying to make the barrier without tickets challenged.

It was later founded by the group who punched and kicked him and threw a drink on his head.

‘Officers want to talk to people depicted because they believe that they can have information that can help their research.

‘Everyone who knows them is asked to contact the British transport police by texting 61016 or by quoting 0800 40 50 40 40. Alternatively, you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. ‘