Part of a renowned park in London has been cordoned off by authorities following a reported rape incident involving a woman in her twenties. The Metropolitan Police responded to the scene at Embankment Gardens in Westminster during the early hours of the morning. A police spokesperson stated that officers arrived at the park at approximately 4:10 am on Tuesday, December 2, after receiving information about the alleged assault.
The victim, a woman in her twenties, was engaged by law enforcement officials and is presently receiving support from trained personnel. As of now, no arrests have been made, and the police are actively pursuing leads to gather more information on the incident.
Embankment Gardens, situated adjacent to Embankment Tube Station near the River Thames, boasts several historical sculptures and monuments. The park, inaugurated in the late 1800s, features statues such as one of John Stuart Mill and a memorial dedicated to Robert Burns. Stay updated on the latest news stories by subscribing to email alerts.