A MAN nicknamed Jesus and another known
only as Damien are being sought by police following
an alleged false imprisonment of three
men at a Hampshire car wash.
Officers raided the garage which has a forecourt
used for a car wash and valet business after
allegations that the victims had been robbed.
Detectives say one of the trio was tied up and
allegedly beaten with an iron bar.
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They had gone to the garage, where four other
men were staying, around 10pm last Thursday.
All the men involved are Polish and some are
thought to have been staying on the site.
Police sealed off the area and closed the business
in Wilton Road, Southampton, while they
investigated the claims throughout last Friday.
One of the men known to have been at the
garage when the victims arrived is still outstanding.
He is known only as Jesus.
One of the three men who visited the garage
has also yet to be traced by police and he is
known in the community as Damien.
Detectives at Shirley are urging members of the
Polish community to come forward and speak to
police.
A translator can be provided by phone on the
0845 045 4545 number or in person if they attend
a police station.
Three men were arrested and later charged
with false imprisonment and robbery. They have
all been remanded in custody and will appear at
Southampton Crown Court in June.
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