Police pass Mohamed Al Fayed case file to prosecutors
Summary
The Metropolitan Police have sent evidence about a man in his 80s to prosecutors as part of their investigation into allegations linked to Mohamed Al Fayed. This man is suspected of involvement in sexual assaults on two women in London, and the prosecutors will now decide if charges should be made.Key Facts
- Police sent a file with evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) concerning a man in his 80s.
- The man is suspected of aiding and abetting rape, sexual assault, and other sexual offenses.
- Two women, who accuse the man of indecent assault, are central to this case.
- Seven suspects have been questioned so far, including a woman also in her 80s.
- The investigation relates to claims connected to Mohamed Al Fayed, who died three years ago at age 94.
- Earlier this year, three women and one man were also interviewed by police under caution.
- The CPS will now decide whether to charge the suspect.
- Representatives for survivors expressed support for the women making allegations.
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