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Off-Duty Officer Demands Refund After Assault in Alton Towers Queue

Staffordshire Police have launched a witness appeal, with the victim rejecting the park’s discount offer in favor of a full refund.

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Overview

  • Staffordshire Police have opened an investigation into the July 2 assault in the Nemesis Reborn queue and are urging witnesses to call 101 or Crimestoppers.
  • Emma Rosall, an off-duty officer, declined Alton Towers’ £25 discounted tickets and is pressing for a full refund after her visit was cut short.
  • Tannoy announcements warning potential queue jumpers of CCTV monitoring failed to deter the attackers from punching Rosall and shoving her 13-year-old son against a fence.
  • The incident has intensified calls from visitors and local voices for more security staff and stricter enforcement in high-traffic queue areas.
  • Alton Towers maintains it acted promptly and takes guest safety seriously, but criticism over compensation and risk prevention continues to mount.