Arrested clergy released
Two men - a retired bishop and a retired priest - have been arrested and released over allegations of sexual abuse in the 1980s and 1990s.
Two men - a retired bishop and a retired priest - have been arrested and released over allegations of sexual abuse in the 1980s and 1990s.
The arrest of a retired Bishop and a retired priest are the result of a review and six-month investigation by detectives.
In May, Sussex Police received two reports from Lambeth Palace from a Church of England safeguarding consultant, with reviews of Church files on safeguarding young people.
They also received the files themselves. Sussex Police said the investigation was into offences that had not previously been reported. They are trying to trace witnesses and are working closely with the Crown Prosecution Service.
The Church of England, including the Diocese of Chichester, are co-operating fully with police. Although the matters referred to are still subject of police investigation, Sussex Police make it clear that the force will always take seriously any allegations of historic sexual offending, and every possible step will be taken to investigate whenever appropriate. Allegations of historic offences are treated just as seriously as any more recent offences. Police advice and assistance can also obtained by calling Sussex Police on 101 and quoting Operation Dunhill."
There are no allegations of recent or current offending and police said no young people are currently at risk. Police have stressed that the allegations are being treated separately and do not involve the two men allegedly acting together.
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