Epsom Protest Turns Violent, No Rape Evidence Found

0:00On April 20th, four folks got arrested in Epsom, Surrey, after a protest over a reported rape, turned chaotic with eggs and beer cans flying at cops, and buildings. Surrey police say kicked off around 5pm outside the train station and escalated into full public disorder. The crowd wrongly targeted local hotels and homes, thinking they housed the silent seekers, but police called that info totally off base. This wasn't the first time. Another demo last Wednesday got rowdy with objects thrown too. Protesters were fired up, saying they felt scared and unsafe in their own town. With one woman reading a statement, live claiming key details about the attack we're missing. Police dug deep into the rape report. A woman in her 20s followed from a nightclub in the early hours of April 11th and assaulted near a church. After reviewing tons of CCTV, forensics, and house-to-house checks, they found no evidence it went down as described, but the probe rolls on. They're still calming

1:00footage for more arrests and working with locals to keep things calm while hearing everyone out.