Mohamed al-Fayed: Almost 150 people report crimes to police investigation
Metropolitan police, approximately 150 people, former Harrods boss Mohamed Al-Fayed as part of his investigation came to the fore to report a crime.
A total of 146 reports appeared as part of a video update sent to victims at the beginning of this week.
Scotland comes a month after the Yard apologized to the victims for the trouble they were exposed to.
In a letter infiltrated by the BBC, the officer said that he is aware that the case is especially sad for everyone suffering, “he said.
“At least the main suspect will never face justice for crimes, and I’m really sorry for that.” He wrote.
Al-Fayed died in 2023 at the age of 94.
Met is currently conducting an investigation by Tycoon about how he deals with his allegations of accusation.
It will also examine any potential facilitator and facilitator and whether any abuse or corruption occurs.
The spokesman for the force said: “Live investigation into those who can facilitate or enable Mohamed Al-Fayed’s discomfort continues.
“The way of working of Met changed our way of progressing and our teams research and sexual crimes.
He continued: “We are working with partners throughout the criminal justice system in order to ensure that the victims to be at the center of our response and to focus more on suspects and crimes.
“We continue to support all victims, and we call on everyone who has knowledge, whether they are directly influenced by Mohamed Al-Fayed’s actions, or who may be involved or who are determined or determined.
He said: “We cannot make any more comments right now, but we will provide an update as much as possible and that it will not endanger guilty or other procedures.”
Power is expected to provide more written or video updates to victims in the coming months.
In November, detectives, dozens of women and daughter sexual abuse of the former Harrods boss for allegedly explored more than five people who may have facilitated.
Between 1977-2014, they look at individuals surrounding the businessman who can ensure that they have lasted for decades.
The force is also confronted with allegations of police corruption, and the Guardian newspaper was accused of bribery to help officers persecute personnel and avoid abuse charges.
Met said that he has transformed the way of researching rape and serious sexual crimes, and that he did more to put the victim-Survivors at the center of his response to these crimes.
Last month, the store said that more than 100 sexual abuse made by Al-Fayed has survived Harrods’ correction plan.
