Four arrests made during Epsom rape protest
Summary
Four people were arrested after a protest in Epsom turned violent with eggs and beer cans thrown. The protest was about a reported rape outside a church, but police say there is no evidence the crime happened as described and no proof that immigrants or asylum seekers were involved.Key Facts
- The protest took place in Epsom, Surrey, near the train station and local hotels.
- Around 30 police officers with riot shields were present to keep order.
- The protest became disorderly, with some people throwing objects like eggs and beer cans.
- The police arrested four people on charges such as criminal damage and assaulting an emergency worker.
- The reported rape involved a woman in her 20s attacked outside Epsom Methodist Church.
- Surrey Police reviewed CCTV, did forensic tests, and talked to residents but found no evidence the attack happened as reported.
- Protesters expressed feeling scared and said they wanted the truth without blaming anyone.
- Police said they will keep watching footage and may arrest more people if needed.
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