Police say no evidence of offence found in Epsom rape incident
Reports of alleged crime sparked protests in the Surrey town this week over claims woman in her 20s gang-raped
Police investigating a rape incident in Epsom have said they have “not found any evidence” of the offence as reported.
The reports prompted protests in the Surrey town this week.
Sarah Grahame, assistant chief constable at Surrey police, said the force is continuing to investigate a report that a woman in her 20s was raped and attacked by a group of men on 11 April in Epsom after she left the Labyrinth Epsom nightclub.
The alleged attack is said to have happened between 2am and 4am outside a Methodist church.
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