Epping migrant hotel resident charged with sexual assault

A man living in a hotel with a series of anti -immigrant protests was accused of sexual assault.

32 -year -old Mohammed Sharq, EPPING, ESSEX, Bell Hotel, a Syrian citizen, on Wednesday before a hearing of the peace judges in Chelmsford two joint attacks and four complaints faced.

Essex police said the crimes were claimed to have taken place between 25 July and 12 August.

He was arrested on Tuesday and was detained. Officers, other suspects about the case, he said.

The BBC understands that the alleged crimes took place at Bell Hotel.

The hotel has been used by the Ministry of Interior to host asylum seekers and has been a series of protests in recent weeks.

“I am deeply worried about reporting that Bell Hotel was accused of more than one attack, including a resident of Bell Hotel, a sexual crime of a crime of conservative deputy.

He continued: “I immediately contacted the home office, I requested more information and asked for assurance in management and protection.”

He also contacted the Essex police and told the Minister of Interior to be “immediately closed for community security”.

BBC contacted the Ministry of Interior for comment.