Police Raid Crewe Religious Group Over Sexual Abuse and Slavery
Police Raid Crewe Group Over Abuse and Slavery

Cheshire Police have executed search warrants at three addresses in Crewe following allegations of serious sexual abuse, modern slavery, and forced marriage linked to a religious group.

Police Operation in Crewe

Officers from Cheshire Police, supported by colleagues from neighbouring forces, conducted the warrants on Tuesday morning. The operation follows concerns raised about the alleged activities of a religious group in the town.

Allegations and Investigation

The allegations include serious sexual abuse, modern slavery, and forced marriage. A Cheshire Police spokesperson stated: 'Officers are currently conducting a warrant at three addresses in Crewe following allegations of serious sexual abuse, modern slavery, and forced marriage which are reported to have occurred at a religious group in Crewe. Further details will be provided when available.'

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The investigation is ongoing, and police have not yet disclosed any arrests or further information about the group involved. Residents in the area may see an increased police presence as the warrants are carried out.

This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

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