Cheshire Police detained four people in Crewe town centre following a serious weekend incident, where two teenage girls were assaulted by a gang of teenagers.

On Saturday 14 June, officers were called to The Market Shopping Centre Car Park, close to the popular Crewe Pride event.

At 5.45pm, police arrived at the scene, with a group of teenagers quickly disbanding.

Officers were made aware two girls had been attacked by a group of youths, with tensions flaring across the town centre car park.

Two females and two males were detained after refusing to leave the area and were later released.

Two females and two males were detained after refusing to leave the area and were later released (Nub News).

The anti-social youths led to a police dispersal order being put in place across the area for the evening.

A Cheshire Police spokesperson told Nub News: "At 5.45pm on Saturday 14 June, police were called to The Market Shopping Centre in Crewe following the assault of two teenage girls by a group of teenagers.

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"On arrival the group dispersed.

"A dispersal order was put in place for the evening to prevent further issues.

"Four teenagers, two females and two males, were detained by officers after refusing to leave the area and later released."

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