Witnesses sought after man charged with sexual offences in Tunbridge Wells
A suspect was remanded to court in connection with allegations of separate assaults against two teenage girls in Tunbridge Wells.
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A suspect was remanded to court in connection with allegations of separate assaults against two teenage girls in Tunbridge Wells.
A man whose body was recovered from the River Thames on Friday 7 March has now been named.
The suspects were detained after local beat officers responded to suspicious activity in the High Street. Investigating officers are now seeking witnesses.
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