The British ruling Labor Party announced on Saturday that she suspended Dan Norris, one of his MPs in Parliament after police arrested him.

Mr. Morris “Labor Party immediately suspended after being informed of his arrest,” the party said in a statement, adding that “he could not comment further while a police investigation is ongoing.”

The party did not specify why Mr. Norris, 65, was arrested and did not immediately respond to the request for comment on Saturday.

In Britain, police usually do not reveal the name of the suspects unless they are charged. BBC said Mr. Norris was arrested After suspicion of rape, sexual offenses, kidnapping of children and misconduct in public function.

In a statement that did not give any names, the police Avona and Somerseta said a man was arrested in the 60s on Friday on suspicion of sexual acts against a girl, rape, kidnapping of children and misconduct in public function. Police said he had been released on suspended bail.

“In December 2024, we received a recommendation from another police force relating to alleged sexual offenses that were not accepted by a child committed against the girl,” the police statement said.

“It is stated that most of the criminal offenses happened in the 2000s, but we also investigate the alleged act of rape from the 2020s,” he added. Police said the investigation was “in progress and in an early stage.”

The move of the Labor Party is expected to mean that Mr. Norris, until the investigation, will be an investigation, be effectively suspended from representing the party at the Municipality House.

Last year, Mr. Norris won a place in a parliament that represented northeastern Somerset and Hanham, near the city of Bristol, beating former Conservative Cabinet Minister Jacob Rees-Mogg.

Mr. Norris is also the mayor of the England west, the position he has held since 2021, although he does not run for a re -choice when the place is challenged on May 1.

His political career goes back to more than two decades. Mr. Norris was an MP from 1997 to 2010, which represented the headquarters of Wansyke, in the West of England. He was an assistant to the Bichs in the Government of Tony Blair from 2001 to 2003, and the younger minister in the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Department from 2009 to 2010 under Prime Minister Gordon Brown.