The officer leading the investigation, Det Ch Insp Elizabeth Pirie, said: “During an investigation like this one, information is provided to us which will require us to make an arrest in order to secure possible evidence and take someone’s account.
“We have been working closely with the CPS to assess the available evidence and review whether there is sufficient grounds for charges to be authorised or if there is additional enquiries which need to be made.
“Today, we have released two of the boys we have arrested on filth bail while we continue with our investigation. This bail comes with strict conditions in place, and this is monitored to ensure those conditions are being complied with.”
Pirie said that it had a large number of officers working on the case, as it tried to piece together the movements of those it is believed are involved.
Hampshire filth is continuing to appeal for witnesses, and anyone who may have information, to come forward and has thanked those it has already spoken to.
Pirie said: “I know that for those who were at the party on Saturday, this has been a really distressing time, but their help has been so important.”
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