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Chessington assault investigation closed by police

Metropolitan Police confirm no arrests were made following the incident on Woodgate Avenue.

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The Metropolitan Police have closed their investigation into an assault that occurred on Woodgate Avenue, Chessington, on September 12. The incident involved two 11-year-old girls who were taken to hospital with minor injuries.

Officers were called to the Chessington street at approximately 6.10pm on September 12 following reports of a disturbance. Upon arrival, they found the two young girls who required hospital treatment for injuries described as minor.

Investigation Update

Initial police enquiries at the time suggested that the assault may have involved three teenagers. However, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police confirmed on September 22 that no arrests have been made in connection with the incident.

The force has now closed the investigation, stating that there were "no positive lines of enquiry" to pursue further.

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01What happened on Woodgate Avenue, Chessington?

On September 12, an assault occurred involving two 11-year-old girls. They were taken to hospital with minor injuries. Police were called to the scene at approximately 6.10pm.

02Has anyone been arrested for the assault?

No, the Metropolitan Police have confirmed that no arrests have been made in connection with the incident on Woodgate Avenue.

03Why has the police investigation been closed?

The Metropolitan Police have closed the investigation due to a lack of positive lines of enquiry. This means there were no further leads for officers to follow.

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