Gang 'chases' 2 people out of Wembley chicken shop before 'threatening to stab them' and 'yelling homophobic slurs'
Police have said they are investigating the incident

A shocking video has emerged on social media which appears to show a gang of hooded men ordering two people out of a chicken shop in Wembley, before apparently yelling homophobic slurs at them in the street.

The gang confront the pair, who are waiting for food, and appear to repeatedly threaten to stab them.

Police have confirmed they are investigating the incident, which happened at a chicken shop in Bridge Road, Wembley, on January 20.

The men can be heard apparently telling the two people: “Get the f*** out now. Get out now. Get out the shop now.

“You come back, I’ll shank you both. I’ll shank you up. Get out. Take your f***ing bag and get out.”

Another member of the group appears to say: “Get out the ends,” while one of his accomplices laughs.

One of the two people confronted can be heard saying: “What’s the issue?”

They then say: “Alright calm down, calm down!”, then to their friend: “Let’s go.”

The two then take their food and leave.

Members of the group then can be heard shouting after them: “Don’t f***ing come here again, don’t f***ing come here again.”

The group also appears to use homophobic slurs along with their threats in the video, which is captioned Mashallah.

A spokesperson for the Met Police told MyLondon: “Police were made aware of this video on Saturday, January 29 which shows an incident at a takeaway restaurant in Bridge Road, Wembley.

"Enquiries are underway to identify those shown in the video.

"No arrests.

"Anyone with information that could assist police is asked to contact 101 or tweet @MetCC and quote ref: CAD 6345/29Jan."

MyLondon spoke to the owner of the chicken shop, Tasty Chicken, who said that he wasn't aware of the incident before police came to the shop on Saturday January 29 to look at CCTV.