Mother who blew whistle on migrant states son has been attacked by Slovakian men

A mother who blew the whistle on a teenage migrant who allegedly went into her neighbour’s dwelling in Dover suggests her son was attacked by a group of 20 Slovakian men.

Louise Monger, 37, has mentioned law enforcement are investigation an attack on her 15-yr-outdated son Marcuse in Pencester, Dover, on Thursday evening.

The mom thinks the attack was in retaliation to her speaking to the media about a 16-year-outdated migrant who allegedly entered the home of her neighbour last 7 days.

She in depth the incident on Aycliffe Neighborhood Forum, a resident social media page, right before talking to reporters.

Previous week, police had been reportedly known as to a residence in the location the place a guy had absent to question to use a telephone right after a team of migrants landed on a beach front nearby. 

Ms Monger claimed she named her son when she was telling the media that he was the same age as the migrant.

She has been outspoken about the effects the Channel crossings are getting on Aycliffe residents, indicating she confronted the migrant in her neighbour’s house.

The mother mentioned: ‘Last night time, my son acquired jumped by 20 Slovaks in Pencester exactly where you have acquired the alleyway of the doctors’ medical procedures,” she reported.

Louise Monger (still left) has stated police are investigation an assault on her 15-12 months-aged son Marcuse in Pencester, Dover

It comes as Aycliffe citizens satisfied with immigration minister Robert Jenrick on earlier today

‘I have the police round carrying out a statement for my son as we talk.’

Requested why she thinks there may possibly be a url concerning her speaking to the media and the attack, she additional: ‘There could possibly not be any connection at all, but it’s a huge coincidence.

‘They identified as him by identify, they turned all-around and stated, ‘We’ve acquired a difficulty,’ and then all of a unexpected they all started, one at a time, stamping on his head – pinned him up, punched him in the stomach, his chest, anything.’

Ms Monger mentioned her son was still left with a concussion but no other significant accidents. On the police’s response, she explained: ‘They are getting this really critically for the reason that of almost everything that has been occurring and we are in Aycliffe, as nicely. 

‘It may well be a coincidence, it may well not be a coincidence but the law enforcement have (taken) this quite significantly.’

She explained law enforcement are also searching into irrespective of whether the assault was retaliatory.

It will come as Aycliffe inhabitants fulfilled with immigration minister Robert Jenrick on earlier right now to share their activities of the scale of migrants turning up in the community and trespassing into homes right after crossing the Channel on smaller boats.

Ms Monger, in the meantime, said the final couple weeks have been ‘scary’ thanks to the quantity of migrants in their neighborhood, but she was also involved that her steps may perhaps have led to her son receiving hurt.

An inflatable craft carrying migrant adult males, women and children crosses the transport lane in the English Channel

She said she spoke to the media due to the fact she desired to elevate recognition of how bad the situation is and make Aycliffe a ‘safer’ area. 

‘It just feels like, you know as a dad or mum, have I produced things even worse for my family members with this scenario? Could this be the purpose why Marcus acquired jumped?’, she reported. 

Ms Monger also verified that she spoke to Mr Jenrick about the incident, adding that he was “pretty shocked” and “incredibly involved about the circumstance”. 

A Kent Police spokesperson reported: ‘Kent Law enforcement ended up named at 7.12pm on Thursday and it was described that a boy experienced been assaulted by a group of folks near Pencester Highway, Dover. 

‘Officers investigating the incident are in contact with the sufferer and have carried out inquiries in the space. 

‘Anyone with information and facts is asked to get in touch with Kent Law enforcement on 01843 222289, quoting reference 03-1170.’