Evidence Against Mohamed Al-Fayed Was Presented to British Prosecution Services Twice Before New Allegations
A Crown Prosecution Service spokesperson says the organization "reviewed files of evidence" regarding allegations in 2009 and 2015 and concluded there wasn't a "realistic prospect of conviction"
CPS twice did not prosecute Mohamed Al Fayed after police presented evidence
The Crown Prosecution Service twice decided not to prosecute Mohamed Al Fayed after reviewing files of evidence presented by the police on the former Harrods owner.Evidence was shown to the CPS in 2009 and 2015,
CPS admits it twice did not bring charges against Mohamed Al Fayed over sex abuse claims
Fresh allegations have been made about the late billionaire who owned Harrods and died last year at the age of 94. Dozens of women have come forward to say they were raped or sexually assaulted by the
CPS admits it did not charge Mohamed Fayed over sex abuse claims for second time
The Crown Prosecution Service has admitted it did not charge Mohamed Fayed over alleged sex abuse for a second time.
Mohamed Al Fayed – timeline of an alleged serial sexual predator
Mohamed Al Fayed is alleged to be a serial sexual predator. His sexual abuse, which has been under the spotlight for years, was not confined to his time as chairman of the luxury department store Harrods, according to lawyers for women who claim he assaulted them.
Crown Prosecution Service acknowledges it twice failed to prosecute Mohamed al Fayed over sex abuse claims
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has acknowledged it had twice failed to bring charges against Mohamed al Fayed for sexual abuse. The former Harrods owner, who died last year at the age of 94, was described as a "monster" earlier this week by lawyers representing alleged sexual abuse victims.
UK prosecutors twice received Al-Fayed sex abuse evidence
In both instances, they found no “realistic prospect of conviction” and did not bring charges. Read more at straitstimes.com.
CPS twice did not prosecute Fayed over sex abuse claims
The Crown Prosecution Service has said that it twice considered bringing charges against ex-Harrods owner Mohammed Al Fayed but concluded there was no realistic prospect of a conviction. Police officers presented the CPS with evidence in 2009 and 2015 "which our prosecutors looked carefully at",
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