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Lincolnshire Police continue to cordon off path in Stamford following reports of rape near Holland Road

By Grace Kennington 7th Feb 2025

Police are continuing investigations of an alleged rape on a residential footpath in Stamford (Photo: Lincolnshire Police)
Police are continuing investigations of an alleged rape on a residential footpath in Stamford (Photo: Lincolnshire Police)

A police cordon was put up at 10.40pm on 5th February, following reports of a rape. The officers remained at the scene last night and this morning (Friday 7th February). 

The path, which links Holland Road and Kesteven Road in a residential area in Stamford, has been cordoned by police and officers continue to investigate the alleged incident. Manned police cars are parked at each end of the path to prevent anyone trespassing on the crime scene. 

The footpath between Holland Road and Kesteven Road has been closed to the public while investigations are carried out (Photo: Google Maps)

Special investigators are expected at the scene today to gather any evidence on the incident. Lincolnshire Police have said there will also be increased police patrols in the area. 

For anyone with information, it is essential to call Lincolnshire Police on 101 and quote the incident number 478 on Wednesday 5th February. 

     

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