The labor legislator in the United Kingdom was suspended from the party after the arrest

The ruling Labor Party in Britain said on Saturday that it had suspended Dan Norris, one of the legislators in Parliament, after the police arrested him.

The party said in a statement that Mr. Morris “was immediately suspended by the Labor Party when he was informed of his arrest,” adding that “it cannot be more suspended while investigating the police.”

The party did not specify the reason for the arrest of Mr. Norris, 65, and he did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday.

In Britain, the police usually do not reveal the name of the suspects unless they are charged. BBC said that Mr. Norris was Arrest On suspicion of rape, sexual crimes, children mixing and misconduct in a public office.

In a statement that no names were given, Avon and Sumer Police said that a man of his 1960s was arrested on Friday on suspicion of sexual crimes against a girl, rape, kidnapping of children and misconduct in a public office. The police said he was released on a conditional guarantee.

“In December 2024, we received a referral from another police force related to the alleged unnoticed sex that was committed against a girl,” a police statement said.

He added: “It is claimed that most of the crimes occurred in the first decade of the twentieth century, but we are also investigating an alleged crime of rape since 2020.” The police said the investigation “continues and at an early stage.”

It is expected that the Labor Party moves that Mr. Norris will, pending the investigation, It is effectively suspended by the party’s representation in the House of Commons.

Last year, Mr. Norris won a seat in Parliament, which represents northeastern Somersist and Hanham, near Bristol, and defeated former Minister of Ministers, Jacob Reese Mug.

Mr. Norris is also the mayor of West England, his job as his job since 2021, although he does not run for his re -election when this post is competed on May 1.

His political career returns to more than two decades. Mr. Norris was a deputy from 1997 to 2010, and represented the Wansdyke headquarters, in western England. He was a whip assistant in the government of Tony Blair from 2001 to 2003, and a small minister in the Ministry of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs from 2009 to 2010, during the era of Prime Minister Gordon Brown.