Coronation Street: Fans Say Arrest of Favorite Character is 'Ridiculous'

George Shuttleworth was taken in for questioning after Theo Silverton's death.

Coronation Street fans were furious when George was arrested. He got involved in Todd Grimshaw's problems after Todd was abused by Theo Silverton.

Theo was one of five people who might be killed off in the show's 'Murder Week'. He was found dead at the bottom of some scaffolding.

Now, viewers have to figure out who killed Theo. The police suspect several people, including George, who was taken in for questioning by DS Lisa Swain.

DS Lisa Swain has a history of accusing innocent people and was in charge of the case.

George was arrested because he had Theo's blood on his shirt. He said he got it when he fought Theo to help Todd.

George explained that he and Todd locked Theo in the bathroom and left to call the police. DS Swain asked him questions about what happened next.

George said he went for a walk, but DS Swain didn't believe him. Christina was worried because George was being kept at the police station for a long time.

Christina thought that only the killer knew what really happened. But she might also be a suspect in the future.

George is one of six official suspects in the murder investigation.

The other suspects are Summer Spellman, Todd Grimshaw, Gary Windass, and Danielle Silverton. Todd, George, and Gary were the first to be questioned.

Fans reacted to George's arrest on social media. They thought it was unfair and that George was clearly innocent.

One fan wrote that the storyline was 'ridiculous' and that everyone knew George didn't do it.

Coronation Street airs on weeknights at 8:30pm on ITV1 and ITV X.

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