Police Raid Ahmadi Group, Arrest 10 in Sex Abuse Probe

0:00On April 30, police rated three properties linked to the Amadi religion of peace and light in Cheshire on Wednesday morning, arresting ten people. On suspicion of sexual abuse, forced marriage, and modern slavery, 500 officers took part with help from Euro poll and other forces. The probe senses on claims from one former member of the group. They nab seven men and three women from places like Mexico, Britain, Italy, America, Spain, Germany, Sweden, and Egypt. Ages ranged from 30 to 44, facing charges from human trafficking and rape to assault. Earlier reports said nine in custody, but police updated it to ten on Thursday. The group started in the early 2000s by Shia Islam followers, but mainstream Muslims reject their beliefs. They call themselves the true faith for today's world. Members showed up outside a custody center in middle witch, and thirteen others got arrested for public order issues unrelated to the main case. Meanwhile, the local MP says he faced serious harassment while talking to media

1:03and he's handing over video to cops. Experts know our poll's unique practices, separate from the bigger Amadiah community in the UK. Police are still searching sites like Webhouse, digging deeper into these heavy allegations tied to that one woman's story from last year. This investigation is just heating up.