Properties Raided in Modern Slavery Investigation in Crewe

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Police investigating allegations of serious sexual offences as well as modern slavery and forced marriage claims have raided a number of properties. Officers from Cheshire Police and neighbouring forces targeted three addresses in Crewe, Cheshire, in the early morning operation. A number of police vehicles and ambulances were seen at King George V playing fields. There were also reports roads had been closed in the Victoria Avenue area of the town near to Queens Park.

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