Police have arrested a 51-year-old man from Middlewich following a report of a child abduction in Middlewich.
At 8pm on Saturday 8th January a man approached a 4-year-old girl in The Cheshire Cheese pub in Lewin Street, Middlewich and tried to lead her away. He was challenged by a parent, and members of the public detained him outside the pub to prevent him from leaving the area.
The girl was thankfully physically unharmed by the incident.
Police subsequently arrested a man on suspicion of child abduction. He remains in custody.
Chief Inspector Claire Jesson said: “While this was very concerning incident, this was isolated and the suspect was swiftly arrested.
“I’d like to thank those who intervened and prevented the suspect from leaving the area.
“We have increased patrols to provide reassurance and the family are being supported by officers.”
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