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News · 18 April 2026

Surrey Police find no evidence of reported Epsom rape

Surrey Police find no evidence of reported Epsom rape

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Community concern arose in Epsom following reports of a woman being raped outside a church, but police have found no evidence of the offence as described. Surrey Police stated that no descriptions of suspects were released due to limited information, not involving asylum seekers or immigrants. Detectives reviewed extensive CCTV, conducted forensic tests, and house-to-house inquiries, with investigations continuing.

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