A man from Crewe has been banned from having contact with children following a police investigation into allegations of sexual offences. Sajid Khokhar, a member of a religious group, was identified as the 11th suspect to be held in connection with the ongoing probe. The police raid was carried out in Crewe as part of a larger operation to gather evidence.
According to reports, the investigation has been ongoing for several weeks and involved multiple premises being searched. The police were granted a court order to ban Khokhar from having contact with children, pending the outcome of the investigation.
The police have not disclosed further details about the allegations against Khokhar or the nature of the investigation. However, the development highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to protect vulnerable individuals, such as children.
Experts have long warned about the potential for abuse within certain religious organisations. The Crewe police raid is just the latest in a series of high-profile investigations into allegations of abuse within such groups.