Written by Ashton Snyder on
 April 7, 2025

Labour MP arrested amid accusations of serious sexual offenses

A shocking investigation unfolds as Dan Norris, a prominent Labor Party Member of Parliament, faces serious criminal allegations in Britain.

According to a Breitbart report, Norris was arrested on Friday on multiple charges including child sex offenses, rape, child abduction, and misconduct in public office.

The Avon and Somerset Police launched their investigation after receiving information about historical child sex offenses in December from another police force.

While most allegations date back to the 2000s, authorities are also investigating a rape allegation from the current decade. The victim is currently receiving specialist support and assistance.

Police investigation reveals disturbing timeline

The arrest of the North East Somerset and Hanham MP occurred at his residence, where police conducted a thorough search. Norris, who is in his sixties, was subsequently released on conditional bail as the investigation continues.

The Avon and Somerset Police's Operation Bluestone, a specialized unit dedicated to investigating rape and serious sexual assault cases, is leading the ongoing investigation. Officials have emphasized the sensitive nature of the case and requested public cooperation to avoid speculation that might hinder their inquiries.

A police spokesperson provided details about the nature of the charges, which include violations under both the Sexual Offences Act of 1956 and 2003. The investigation remains in its early stages, with authorities carefully managing the sensitive aspects of the case.

Labor Party takes immediate disciplinary action

The Labor Party responded swiftly to the arrest by suspending Norris's membership and removing the party whip in the House of Commons. The party's quick action demonstrates their zero-tolerance approach to such serious allegations.

According to an Avon and Somerset Police statement:

A man aged in his sixties was arrested on Friday on suspicion of sexual offences against a girl (under the Sexual Offences Act 1956), rape (under the Sexual Offences Act 2003), child abduction and misconduct in a public office. He's been released on conditional bail for enquiries to continue. This is an active and sensitive investigation, so we'd respectfully ask people not to speculate on the circumstances so our enquiries can continue unhindered.

Norris's political career spans decades, having previously served as MP for Wansdyke from 1997 to 2010. During his tenure, he held the position of Rural Affairs minister under Gordon Brown's government. His return to Parliament came after defeating former Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg in the recent election.

Background raises questions about child protection role

Adding complexity to the case is Norris's previous involvement with child protection services. His website indicates that he underwent training with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) to become a child protection officer.

The revelation of his NSPCC training has sparked concerns about potential abuse of position and trust. This aspect of his background adds another layer of scrutiny to the ongoing investigation.

Breaking developments in serious criminal case

Dan Norris, the Labor MP for North East Somerset and Hanham, faces multiple serious charges including child sex offenses, rape, and child abduction. The arrest occurred following information received by Avon and Somerset Police about historical child sex offenses, with allegations spanning from the 2000s to the current decade. The Labor Party has suspended Norris's membership and removed the whip, while the police investigation continues under Operation Bluestone, with the MP currently released on conditional bail pending further inquiries.

Author Image

About Ashton Snyder

Independent conservative news without a leftist agenda.
© 2025 - American Tribune - All rights reserved
Privacy Policy
magnifier