Two Women Caught on Camera Removing Flowers from Graves in Leeds, But What They Are Accused of Doing With the Flowers Has Sparked Outrage
Videos shared on social media have caused anger after appearing to show people removing flowers from graves at a cemetery in Leeds.
The clips show individuals taking flowers and other tributes from several graves. Some people who shared the videos claim the flowers are being stolen and later sold in Leeds city centre.
The videos have attracted attention online, with many people expressing shock and anger over what they believe is disrespectful behaviour towards the dead and their families.
Tommy Robinson also shared one of the videos on social media, calling for the people involved to be identified. His post received tens of thousands of likes, with many people demanding action.
Some social media users described the incident as disgraceful, saying families leave flowers on graves to remember their loved ones and should not have to worry about someone taking them away.
Others called for the authorities to investigate and punish anyone found responsible. Some even demanded deportation, although the identities and immigration status of those shown in the videos have not been confirmed.
This is not the first time concerns have been raised about flowers being stolen from graves in the Leeds area. Similar incidents have been reported in the past, leading to the installation of CCTV cameras to help prevent further thefts.
However, the latest videos have not been independently verified, and it remains unclear when they were recorded or whether the flowers shown were actually being stolen and sold.
Despite this, the clips have continued to spread online, with many people calling for an investigation and stronger measures to protect graves from theft.
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Filth taking flowers from graves in Leeds and selling them back to the English in town. pic.twitter.com/sIuRIZTGPc— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) November 13, 2026
🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Leeds, England
There has been a 9,625% increase in Flowers going missing from Graveyards across the UK
Experts & Scientists remain baffled as to why pic.twitter.com/oS8oP0Go25— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) November 13, 2026
