Epsom

Surrey police will close a rape investigation that led to public disorder in Epsom after determining 'no offence' occurred. The case, reported on April 11, involved a woman allegedly raped near a church after leaving Labyrinth nightclub. Police condemned protesters' 'shameful' behavior during the incident.

Rape allegations that triggered protests in Epsom were later found to be a result of a woman making a confused report after sustaining an accidental head injury. Police confirmed no sexual offense occurred.

Four people were arrested in Epsom after a protest over an alleged rape outside a church turned violent, with eggs and beer cans thrown at riot police. The incident involved public disorder and clashes with law enforcement.

Surrey Police reported no evidence found in an alleged gang-rape case in Epsom, which led to protests in the town. The incident, reported to have occurred on 11 April outside a Methodist church near Labyrinth Epsom nightclub, is under continued investigation.

The Rev Catherine Hutton, minister of Epsom Methodist Church, condemned a protest over an alleged gang-rape as 'intimidating,' with hundreds demanding information about suspects from police. The incident occurred outside the church in Epsom, Surrey, after a woman in her 20s was allegedly assaulted near Labyrinth nightclub between 2am and 4am.

Furious protests erupted in Epsom as demonstrators, some throwing missiles, clashed with police over demands to describe gang-rape suspects. The unrest highlights tensions between protesters and law enforcement.

Hundreds of protesters in Epsom are demanding information about men accused of gang-raping a woman outside a church, leading to a confrontation with riot police. The incident has sparked public outcry and calls for justice.