A Thames Valley Police spokeswoman said: "Officers are currently investigating common assault offences and ill treatment by care provider and ill treatment by care workers". CQC inspectors visited on 20 July and identified "potential concerns about people's safety" at the home, which can house up to 41 people.
The most common violent conviction for these men was for illegal threats (45.7% of violent men), followed by common assault (33.7%), sexual offences (6.3%), arson (3.6%), aggravated assault (3.6%), robbery (3.3%), homicide (2.7%) and kidnapping (1.1%).
The most common conviction was for threats and intimidation (48.0%), followed by common assault (32.4%), sexual offences (5.4%), arson (3.0%), aggravated assault (3.7%), robbery (3.4%), homicide (2.9%) > -wrap-foot> and kidnapping (1.2%).
In a statement Sussex police added: "[Dale] has admitted the offence of common assault and has received a police caution".
Sussex police said that Iain Dale had "admitted the offence of common assault" when he returned by appointment to Brighton police station on Thursday morning.
Later in the year she is charged with a public order offence and common assault after allegedly attacking a theatre manager during a family production of Cinderella.
The 26-year-old, from Hertfordshire, was charged under the name Amy Civil with a public order offence and common assault following an incident at Milton Keynes theatre on Saturday night.
Samuel, 49, of Weston Road, Enfield, north London, was struck off by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2013 following a conviction for theft, common assault and a public order offence.
A man was arrested on suspicion of common assault, possession of an offensive weapon and a drugs offence.
Violent crime was defined as a conviction for any of the following: homicide or attempted homicide, aggravated or common assault, robbery, arson and sexual offences (including indecent exposure, and illegal threats or intimidation).
