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No rape took place outside Epsom church, claim police

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PILEALLTHEPILLSONTHEFLOOR · 23/04/2026 20:38

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c86ezy3qvjno

Either that or the police intimidated the victim into retracting her claims for the sake of quelling the riots.

'they now believe the woman concerned "sustained an accidental head injury" following a night out and made "a confused report".

Being gangraped is hardly the sort of thing a woman would get 'confused' about. This is absolutely outrageous.

A church built with stone. There is a sign in front of the building.

No rape took place outside Epsom church, say Surrey Police

The force says the woman concerned had injured her head on a night out and made 'a confused report'.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c86ezy3qvjno

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CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 14:57

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 13:57

Where have I smeared any women?

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative,

You have said this more than once. The spokesperson for the protesters is a woman.

The insinuation that they are upset because ‘it doesn’t suit their narrative’ is an unpleasant one.

CapacityBrown · 24/04/2026 14:49

Care about the safety of women and girls? You're either racist or transphobic. It's the same story. People would rather protect the so-called "vulnerable" people (who are the perpetrators), rather than the actual victims.

I don't know why a sexual predator, who is either trans or come over on a boat, suddenly a sympathetic character who must be defended. We even see how they are dealt with differently in the justice system.

And I know locally that one migrant staying at one the migrant camps was convicted of sexual assault and outraging public decency, got off with a very light sentence. A British man would've been given a much stronger sentence.

PencilsInSpace · 24/04/2026 14:42

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 10:55

On the contrary, I and I’m sure many others would be very relieved if this genuinely didn’t happen and it was all just a big (but odd) misunderstanding but it doesn’t change all the other rapes and murders perpetrated by recent migrants that have happened.

This is not a ‘narrative’ that’s being highlighted as an issue here, it’s the breakdown in trust in police and government after many many issues over the last few years against a backdrop of uncontrolled numbers of people, mostly men entering our country through various means and some are committing crimes.

Out of 7667 gang rapes recorded in London (2010-2018), 82% were perpetrated by non British nationals. Other European countries with high non EU immigration have reported serious problems with men from a number of non EU countries.

Police forces up and down the country have had to apologise for lying many times. The initial grooming gangs inquiry found that police returned girls to the rape gangs to be raped again and silenced whistleblowers. We still haven’t got to the bottom of the extent of the problems in the 50-80 towns and cities that are involved.

I really hope in this case they are telling the truth, but with an odd story like that, how can we be sure?

Out of 7667 gang rapes recorded in London (2010-2018), 82% were perpetrated by non British nationals.

Where is this figure from please? It's my understanding that there's been a general long term failure to record the nationality or ethnicity of perpetrators but the reporting I have seen says the gangs in London are more racially mixed than those in the northern towns.

CapacityBrown · 24/04/2026 14:40

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 14:17

No. But the reasons behind the rioting, sorry, 'peaceful protest' (despite some being arrested for non-peaceful protesting) are the same. Well, apart from the face Epsom never gave any details, it was based on presumption and speculation.

And no, I don't see everything as far-right racism and I understand people's frustration 100%. Two things, I just dislike the selective frustration and outrage that is happening and I hate to see far right thugs weaponising the suffering of others.

In the case of Epsom, there was no solid information to protest to but it didn't stop the stella swilling thugs did it? Didn't stop them looking at hotels, accusing them incorrectly as housing asylum seekers, chanting racist language, blocking cars, getting violent, knocking on doors looking for migrants, making locals feel unsafe.

If people do not wish for others to label these 'protests' as anything than far-right, then perhaps the far-right should stop being racist while protesting and actually have the interests of people at heart. I repeat, it's not about protecting or protesting against harm to women.

This is the same old story.

If there is a massive crowd of people and one person is praying I don't call it a mass prayer.

Time and time again there are peaceful (female-led) protests and later on some drunk thugs come in and cause trouble. This then allows people like yourself to smear everyone as "far-right". There are weekly Gaza protests, which inevitably come with arrests and a lot of anti-Semitism, but are called "peaceful" and "not-hateful".

In many of these areas women are being given rape alarms and there are school patrols to protect women and girls. But again as you say no one cares about protecting women and girls.🙄

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 24/04/2026 14:36

In fact, it would be nice perhaps if the children who've been raped and harassed by these men could claim asylum somewhere - that there could be some part of the UK where they might again feel safe. But no-one cares about the girls, seemingly.

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 24/04/2026 14:34

In terms of the hotels / hostels full of single young men from countries where women and girls don't have rights, I personally think all the people saying how they should be just allowed in with no restrictions whatsoever should go and live in the communities where they're staying. House swapping with those who don't like it.

This would surely be better for the asylum seekers themselves if all the people not enjoying their children being harassed on the streets (or worse) are racist bigots.

I await those who are supporting this madness showing how lovely and wonderful they are by offering to go and live next door to these men and help them settle in. Perhaps work in the hotels without any protection as Rhiannon Whyte did.

DaisyDooley · 24/04/2026 14:32

Barbie222 · 24/04/2026 14:22

I’m sure that happened.

Yes Barbie it did.
Wpuld you like me to message you the telephone number of my dentist and the receptionist’s name so you can check?

womendeserveequalhumanrights · 24/04/2026 14:24

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 11:53

It's not just Rotherham, plenty of instances where they've mucked up and eroded trust and for decades. Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.

But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them. The thing with Epsom though is there was no description given out, (presumably the lady couldn't describe them), so people jumped to conclusion and rioted because of it. The way police handle this had changed in recent years, to disclose the nationality of criminals to stop misinformation btw, but it sounds like there was nothing to disclose.

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative, but when you look at it, there was absolutely little to point towards what they presumed it to be in the first place, other than 'gang rape'. Instead of admit they jumped to the wrong conclusions in this instance, people are shouting 'no, it's a cover up'!

Or maybe people jump to the wrong conclusion based on a load of low level sexual assaults that the police won't even come out for let alone investigate.

People blew the whistle about Stephen Ireland repeatedly for years since 2021 and the police were still supporting him well after this. Link below to Julie Bindel's write up of this scandal.

Pride & Predator: The scandal of Pride in Surrey

"Beneath this umbrella of celebration, Surrey police actually sheltered a predatory child sex abuser – even though the first whistleblowers had come forward with suspicions about Stephen Ireland in 2021."

I really hope that it's true that this woman wasn't gang raped. I hope they've thoroughly investigated and are unbiased in their policing. Do I trust that they will be? No.

Barbie222 · 24/04/2026 14:22

DaisyDooley · 24/04/2026 08:50

They don’t get any of that ? Really?
I’ll just go to the hotel at the end of the road my mum Iives on then and tell the men in that hotel who get all of the benefits I quoted after coming here on a dinghy that Downy says you don’t get that.
Shabana Mahmood has vowed to get the illegal immigrants out of hotels and into -well, bourse next door to us I guess- by 2029.
They don’t ’ask’. They just get collected off the boats and taken to hotels!!
635 arrived on Tuesday. Couldn’t see a woman among all of the young men.
The ‘new arrivals’ in my sleepy market town barged into my (private) dentists last year while I was sat there waving laminated cards which gave them free & immediate access to NHS dentists and demanding to be seen “now”.
They laughed at the receptionist who had to get the male dentist to try and get them out while she phoned the useless police.
There were 5 of them and it was not a nice experience.
They are fucking laughing at us - and we are offering up our young to them by being so quiet as we are too scared of be8mg called racist.

I’m sure that happened.

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 14:17

CapacityBrown · 24/04/2026 13:48

Was the mix up with Epsom and Epping deliberate? Is it that the poster just sees all these protests as "far-right racism" and doesn't look at the nuances of each case and each community separately?

No. But the reasons behind the rioting, sorry, 'peaceful protest' (despite some being arrested for non-peaceful protesting) are the same. Well, apart from the face Epsom never gave any details, it was based on presumption and speculation.

And no, I don't see everything as far-right racism and I understand people's frustration 100%. Two things, I just dislike the selective frustration and outrage that is happening and I hate to see far right thugs weaponising the suffering of others.

In the case of Epsom, there was no solid information to protest to but it didn't stop the stella swilling thugs did it? Didn't stop them looking at hotels, accusing them incorrectly as housing asylum seekers, chanting racist language, blocking cars, getting violent, knocking on doors looking for migrants, making locals feel unsafe.

If people do not wish for others to label these 'protests' as anything than far-right, then perhaps the far-right should stop being racist while protesting and actually have the interests of people at heart. I repeat, it's not about protecting or protesting against harm to women.

PencilsInSpace · 24/04/2026 14:11

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 11:26

Kent County Council spent £30,000 on driving lessons for asylum seekers.

It’s not necessarily a national scheme but other councils have also done this.

https://www.kentonline.co.uk/kent/news/why-30k-has-been-spent-in-kent-on-driving-lessons-for-asylu-321435/

All asylum seekers are entitled to free full NHS care and even failed asylum seekers not yet deported are entitled to quite a range of free NHS care. This level of free service for non nationals is unique as far as I can understand. The NHS is stretched to breaking point but we continue to load it with more, often high need dependents.

https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-support/ethics/refugees-overseas-visitors-and-vulnerable-migrants/refugee-and-asylum-seeker-patient-health-toolkit/refugees-and-asylum-seekers-entitlement-to-nhs-care

This is dedicated NHS centre and there are many mobile dental and doctor units that attend migrant hotels throughout the UK.

www.wembleyparkgp.nhs.uk/providing-care-for-asylum-seekers/

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/waste-watch-private-healthcare-illegal-100000327.html

Hotels, yes - these people need somewhere to stay whilst their claims are being processed. Would you rather they sleep on the streets instead and we deal with a growing homelessness problem?

This is where some form of off shore processing is needed. As of the end of 2025, 58% of asylum claims fail and we then have to find and deport these people. That is a monumental task hampered by the human rights lawyers who have famously succeeded in preventing the deportation of a number of serious criminals who have gone on to commit more crime.

We have a growing number of asylum claims being made by people who have entered on other visas like student visas as recently highlighted by the BBC.

Kent County Council spent £30,000 on driving lessons for asylum seekers.

It’s not necessarily a national scheme but other councils have also done this.

These are unaccompanied children whose asylum claims have been accepted.

They are no longer asylum seekers but refugees with five years' leave to remain, the right to work, claim benefits and be treated on the NHS. Their parents are not around so they are in the care of the local authority and have the same right to support as any other looked after child.

As part of its package for care leavers, Kent County Council offers driving lessons for all looked after children.

This info is in the article you linked but it's incredibly poorly written and (perhaps deliberately) plays upon people's confusion between asylum seekers, refugees, and people who are here illegally.

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 13:57

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 13:15

a) there were no ‘riots’.
b) this is what the protestors said:

Prior to this, the live stream showed a woman who was representing the protesters as she read out a statement.
She said it was not about "apportioning blame or fuelling anger, but about establishing the truth".
She said "it feels as though key details are missing", adding residents felt "scared and unsafe".

Why are you intent on smearing women like her as some sort of racist agitators? Why can’t you just accept that some violent men are abusing the system to enter our country, committing crimes and we are not happy about being less safe? *

*for the reporters, no I am not saying that all men entering this country are violent or criminal, but some are. Some have already committed crimes that they wouldn’t have committed if they weren’t here. Some people are dead or have had their lives changed forever because of this and it is reasonable to want the authorities to do more to prevent this happening.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce84klg2lyeo?app-referrer=deep-link

Where have I smeared any women?

CapacityBrown · 24/04/2026 13:48

Was the mix up with Epsom and Epping deliberate? Is it that the poster just sees all these protests as "far-right racism" and doesn't look at the nuances of each case and each community separately?

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 13:15

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 13:00

Make no mistake, the riots outside Epsom, Epping isn't about protecting women. I wish it was.

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a) there were no ‘riots’.
b) this is what the protestors said:

Prior to this, the live stream showed a woman who was representing the protesters as she read out a statement.
She said it was not about "apportioning blame or fuelling anger, but about establishing the truth".
She said "it feels as though key details are missing", adding residents felt "scared and unsafe".

Why are you intent on smearing women like her as some sort of racist agitators? Why can’t you just accept that some violent men are abusing the system to enter our country, committing crimes and we are not happy about being less safe? *

*for the reporters, no I am not saying that all men entering this country are violent or criminal, but some are. Some have already committed crimes that they wouldn’t have committed if they weren’t here. Some people are dead or have had their lives changed forever because of this and it is reasonable to want the authorities to do more to prevent this happening.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce84klg2lyeo?app-referrer=deep-link

PILEALLTHEPILLSONTHEFLOOR · 24/04/2026 13:02

nevernotmaybe · 24/04/2026 00:41

This place turned into a raging cesspit of deranged conspiracy now? Fair enough.

The conspiracy theorists are the ones accusing the woman of lying imo.

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Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 13:00

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 12:29

Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.
But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them.

I don’t know where you have got that idea from - did you miss the whole #metoo movement, the national horror over Saville and many subsequent BBC presenters etc? Maybe you are suffering from confirmation bias in that you only register public outrage if it references a particular group?

‘Rotherham’ as you call it (minimising somewhat the extent of the scandal that encompasses up to 70 towns and cities and tens if not hundreds of thousands of child victims but hey). There is the added factor that the victims were targeted because of their race and the worst part, that somehow the police and judiciary were involved, labelling the girls as slags and whores, threatening their parents trying to stop their daughters being raped and turning a blind eye to known crimes, returning young teenage girls to adult male rapists to be raped again and bullying police whistleblowers into silence.

That surely would be a whole bale of straws to break the camels back?

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative

Why do you keep claiming this?

The public feelings around at the moment are not just a result of Epsom but an accumulation of issues over the years. This isn’t on the ‘racist thugs’ as PP so charmingly describes making their feelings known, this is on the police and government who have made us feel like this.

I’m sure what would make most people happiest is if the government had full control of immigration, we could deport foreign criminals with no hassle and the police were policing ‘without fear or favour’ as they are paid to do. But they don’t and are not.

Make no mistake, the riots outside Epsom, Epping isn't about protecting women. I wish it was.

PILEALLTHEPILLSONTHEFLOOR · 24/04/2026 12:59

Kickinthenostalgia · 23/04/2026 22:49

We will never know if it’s true or not, but the truth is there are women that cry wolf over this type of thing. I used to know of 3 women that did cry wolf over something similar. Which honestly doesn’t help those women who have truly gone through the horrible ordeal.

where the hell is the moderation team. how are posts like this still up

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PILEALLTHEPILLSONTHEFLOOR · 24/04/2026 12:58

Fedupofthisgame · 23/04/2026 23:35

I know two people personally who have lied about rape.

First, said she was gang raped by 3 black males in an alleyway. Went through a medical examination the lot. Her phone was seized. Medical exam and her phone examination and whatever they found meant the investigation was no further actioned.

Second. Fell out with her boyfriend and claimed to boyfriend she was raped in a car by a named person and also reported to police. Boyfriend beat him up so badly he was in intensive care. She also went through a medical exam. They looked at both her phone location and suspects phone location cctv etc. she wasn't even in the area of the alleged rape and nor was the suspect. She later claimed she lied becuase she was scared her boyfriend would be unhappy she didn't go out with him that night. She served prison time for pervert the course of justice.

Some women do lie. Yes most of us just can't understand why and why they'd got through all
these intrusive processes but some do.

Beforield beat hi

Okay and I know about 100 women who have actually been sexually assaulted. Since we're using personal anecdotes to justify rape apologism

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CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 12:31

quantumbutterfly · 24/04/2026 12:12

Your memory wrt rioting is selective. There has been a lot of it in the last few years.
Hare hills? Chap was actually filmed setting fire to a bus.
Birmingham, quite recently about a football match. Also based on dubious information apparently.
I was slightly more surprised to hear about riots in Epsom as opposed to Southall, Croydon, Broadwater farm (farm!!!)..... I imagined they'd be quite genteel in comparison.

I think PP is exaggerating somewhat - it was a peaceful protest in Epsom where the police turned out in full riot gear. It sounds like there was a bit of bad behaviour but even the BBC called it a protest.

TheKeatingFive · 24/04/2026 12:30

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 11:53

It's not just Rotherham, plenty of instances where they've mucked up and eroded trust and for decades. Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.

But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them. The thing with Epsom though is there was no description given out, (presumably the lady couldn't describe them), so people jumped to conclusion and rioted because of it. The way police handle this had changed in recent years, to disclose the nationality of criminals to stop misinformation btw, but it sounds like there was nothing to disclose.

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative, but when you look at it, there was absolutely little to point towards what they presumed it to be in the first place, other than 'gang rape'. Instead of admit they jumped to the wrong conclusions in this instance, people are shouting 'no, it's a cover up'!

No it's not just Rotherham, but Rotherham is an extremely shocking and egregious example in very recent memory. Of course this is colouring people's views.

One of the most notable things about Rotherham is the way in which the innocent victims were smeared, blamed and held responsible for what happened to them. Because the police didn't want to face up to the implications for the narrative that they were pushing.

As a woman, this is a scary thought to consider. You can't just wave all this away. Of course it's impacting people's views. Until the police (and government)take responsibility and attempt to address instititional failures, this atmosphere of distrust will not go away.

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 12:29

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 11:53

It's not just Rotherham, plenty of instances where they've mucked up and eroded trust and for decades. Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.

But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them. The thing with Epsom though is there was no description given out, (presumably the lady couldn't describe them), so people jumped to conclusion and rioted because of it. The way police handle this had changed in recent years, to disclose the nationality of criminals to stop misinformation btw, but it sounds like there was nothing to disclose.

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative, but when you look at it, there was absolutely little to point towards what they presumed it to be in the first place, other than 'gang rape'. Instead of admit they jumped to the wrong conclusions in this instance, people are shouting 'no, it's a cover up'!

Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.
But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them.

I don’t know where you have got that idea from - did you miss the whole #metoo movement, the national horror over Saville and many subsequent BBC presenters etc? Maybe you are suffering from confirmation bias in that you only register public outrage if it references a particular group?

‘Rotherham’ as you call it (minimising somewhat the extent of the scandal that encompasses up to 70 towns and cities and tens if not hundreds of thousands of child victims but hey). There is the added factor that the victims were targeted because of their race and the worst part, that somehow the police and judiciary were involved, labelling the girls as slags and whores, threatening their parents trying to stop their daughters being raped and turning a blind eye to known crimes, returning young teenage girls to adult male rapists to be raped again and bullying police whistleblowers into silence.

That surely would be a whole bale of straws to break the camels back?

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative

Why do you keep claiming this?

The public feelings around at the moment are not just a result of Epsom but an accumulation of issues over the years. This isn’t on the ‘racist thugs’ as PP so charmingly describes making their feelings known, this is on the police and government who have made us feel like this.

I’m sure what would make most people happiest is if the government had full control of immigration, we could deport foreign criminals with no hassle and the police were policing ‘without fear or favour’ as they are paid to do. But they don’t and are not.

quantumbutterfly · 24/04/2026 12:12

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 11:53

It's not just Rotherham, plenty of instances where they've mucked up and eroded trust and for decades. Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.

But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them. The thing with Epsom though is there was no description given out, (presumably the lady couldn't describe them), so people jumped to conclusion and rioted because of it. The way police handle this had changed in recent years, to disclose the nationality of criminals to stop misinformation btw, but it sounds like there was nothing to disclose.

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative, but when you look at it, there was absolutely little to point towards what they presumed it to be in the first place, other than 'gang rape'. Instead of admit they jumped to the wrong conclusions in this instance, people are shouting 'no, it's a cover up'!

Your memory wrt rioting is selective. There has been a lot of it in the last few years.
Hare hills? Chap was actually filmed setting fire to a bus.
Birmingham, quite recently about a football match. Also based on dubious information apparently.
I was slightly more surprised to hear about riots in Epsom as opposed to Southall, Croydon, Broadwater farm (farm!!!)..... I imagined they'd be quite genteel in comparison.

CornishDaughteroftheDawn · 24/04/2026 12:06

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 11:30

Do you honestly believe that this case is going to be covered up? As big as it is with the rioting?
OK.

You haven’t really understood my post. We don’t know what has happened and the input of the police doesn’t really help.

I didn’t think that things like this would happen either but here we are:

Samantha Walker-Roberts, from Oldham, was abused from the age of eight by men she met through friends, before becoming the victim of grooming gangs when she was 12.
Years later, she set out to find the men who had exploited her.
The now 31-year-old said when she gathered evidence in the streets around where one of her abusers had lived and handed it to Greater Manchester Police (GMP), she was told to "back off" and locals were told not to talk to her.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r0kxykl3ro?app-referrer=deep-link

Dollymylove · 24/04/2026 12:05

Naunet · 24/04/2026 08:57

Don’t be so ridiculous. If there had been a shred of evidence, the investigation would have continued

Said with such conviction. Why didn't they investigate numerous grooming gangs when there was clear evidence then? Or Jimmy Saville for that matter?

It didnt "cross the DPPs desk""
Like Mandelsons vetting fiasco didnt "cross the PMs desk"
Are you seeing a pattern here?

CapacityBrown · 24/04/2026 11:59

Happyjoe · 24/04/2026 11:53

It's not just Rotherham, plenty of instances where they've mucked up and eroded trust and for decades. Quite famous for it in the 70's, the police corruption, the way women are treated, and yet it's only because of Rotherham the trust is gone despite reasons to distrust being there all along.

But people don't seem to talk in earnest about any of that, just the ones involving people with different colour skin and they don't seem to go out and riot over them. The thing with Epsom though is there was no description given out, (presumably the lady couldn't describe them), so people jumped to conclusion and rioted because of it. The way police handle this had changed in recent years, to disclose the nationality of criminals to stop misinformation btw, but it sounds like there was nothing to disclose.

It does seems like it has upset people because it doesn't suit their narrative, but when you look at it, there was absolutely little to point towards what they presumed it to be in the first place, other than 'gang rape'. Instead of admit they jumped to the wrong conclusions in this instance, people are shouting 'no, it's a cover up'!

Because no one ever talks about white men (like Jeffrey Epstein and Jimmy Savile) committing sexual offences. 🙄