Cheshire Police Raid Ahmadi Group on Serious Charges

0:00On April 30, Cheshire Police dropped a bombshell last Wednesday with a massive raid on the Amadai religion of peace and light in crew. Over 500 officers hit three addresses, including the group's headquarters, over serious claims like modern slavery, forced marriage, and sexual offenses. These allegations stemmed from reports back in March about incidents from last year, all tied to one female victim who was also a member. 10 people got arrested on those main charges, and every one of them belongs to the group. Things got heated during the operation when 25 others inside clashed with officers, leading to arrests on the spot for public order. Bialatians like obstructing constables and assaults on emergency workers, now the names are out. A mix of folks from places like Azerbaijan, Belgium, and Iran, aged from 18 to 59, they've all been charged and have court dates lined up at crew magistrates court through June. Police are still digging into the court allegations, while these public order cases

1:00move forward, keeping a close eye on the community's response as the full story unfolds.