Raped in the city center girl called taxi two passers-by

Police in the UK have detained a young man on suspicion of raping a minor at Parade Gardens public park in Bath city centre. The results of the initial investigation were reported by the Avon and Somerset Police Department.

The alleged crime occurred on November 11 at around 23:30. After the attack, the girl was helped by two men who called a taxi for her and arranged for her to return home.

The next day, law enforcement officers cordoned off the park and began searching for the suspect. Police officers studied CCTV footage, interviewed possible witnesses and conducted forensic research at the scene.

By the evening of November 12, investigators had identified and detained the alleged attacker. At the time of the official report, the young man was a suspect. There was no information that he had been charged.

Chief Inspector Dudley Bond stressed that the police primarily care about the safety of the victim and provide her with the necessary support. The investigation is ongoing, employees will have to establish a full picture of what happened and verify the evidence collected.

Separately, police are searching for two men who helped the girl after the alleged attack. Law enforcement officers expect to receive testimony from them that can clarify the circumstances of the crime and the sequence of events.

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