Surrey Police closes investigation into reports of rape outside Epsom church as 'no sexual offence occurred'

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Surrey Police closes investigation into reports of rape outside Epsom church as 'no sexual offence occurred'.

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Surrey Police will close an investigation into reports of a rape outside a church in Epsom that led to widespread public disorder.A spokesman for the force confirmed that "no sexual offence occurred".A spokesman from the force said: "What has become clear is that a woman in her 20s during a night out in Epsom, sustained an accidental head injury prior to making a confused report."Surrey Police confirmed local officers will maintain "a visible presence" in Epsom.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Surrey Police received a report on Saturday, April 11 that a woman had been raped near a church in the early hours of the morning after leaving Labyrinth nightclub in Epsom.There was some public anger that the force had not released the ethnicity of any suspects, leading to a number of protests in the town.In an update on Thursday, the force said after a "thorough investigation" it became clear that a woman in her 20s suffered an accidental head injury following a night out, leading her to make...

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