Surrey Police: No Evidence of Rape, No Immigrant Link

0:00It's April 17th. Welcome in. This is Europe News Today, where European headlines meet AI. Surrey Police just dropped a big update on that alleged rape outside a church in Epsom that had everyone fired up. They got a report about a woman in her 20s getting followed and assaulted on Ashley Road after leaving a nightclub between 2am and 4am. Last Saturday. Turns out, after digging deep, there's zero evidence and went down like that. Here this week, the lack of suspect details fueled a massive protest in the town center on Wednesday evening. Folks gathered, tensions boiled over, and things guy heated with objects flying at officers who showed up geared up in helmets and shields. The whole thing blew up online, hyped by Danny Tamo, whose link to right wing circles like Tommy Robinson's crew. Protesters were pointing fingers at immigrants and asylum seekers, but that narrative spread fast without solid facts backing in. Now, assistant chief Constable Sarah Graham, laid it out clear, CCTV reviews, forensic

1:01checks, and witness talks turned up nothing on the offense as reported, straight up, no proof immigrants or asylum seekers had any role in it. Police get the frustration from holding back details early on, but they're standing by the investigation. This one's a reminder how rumors can spark chaos before the truth hits the mic.