Epsom Protesters Demand Rape Suspect Info

0:00On April 16, hundreds of protesters hit the streets of Epsom last night, demanding police release descriptions of men suspected in the gang rape of. A woman in her 20s. The attack happened between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. on Saturday, April 11, outside the Methodist Church on Ashley Road, right after she left a nearby, Nyclub. Cops say they followed her, but still lack enough details to share suspect info. Things got heated quick, with crowds blocking roads and throwing objects like traffic cones at officers. Footage caught two young boys chucking stuff from a ripped bin bag, and one cop even yelled a kid's name as he bolted. Riot police and helmets and shields held the line until the group cleared out around 8 p.m. Locals are furious, especially after similar delays in the Southport case last year, where police held back on suspect details amid riots. Epsom's lived in MP, called out the violence, saying, let cops do their job without disruption or intimidation from outsiders.

1:00She stressed the victim has specialist support. Police chief Superintendent Mark Chapman thanked folks for their patience, promising stepped up patrols over the weekend and robust action against any crimes during protests. They insist the investigation is moving fast, but needs time for solid evidence. If you got dash cam footage or info from that night, hit up Surrey Police with reference PR-4526-004-1426, or crime stoppers anonymously. Stay safe out there, Epsom Justice takes patience, but it's coming.