How have Harrods and Fulham FC responded to the allegations?

Many allegations against Al Fayed relate to his time owning Harrods and Fulham FC. Harrods stated it is "utterly appalled" by the claims and that it's a different organization now. Fulham is encouraging people to come forward to its safeguarding department or the police.

What is the role of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in this matter?

The IOPC will assess the complaints regarding the handling of allegations against Al Fayed. The IOPC had been in contact with the Met Police since September to check for issues that would require a referral and received two referrals on November 8th.

Why did the Metropolitan Police refer two cases to the Independent Office for Police Conduct?

The Metropolitan Police referred two cases to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following complaints about investigations into allegations against Mohamed al-Fayed. The complaints concern investigations from 2008 and 2013, addressing concerns about the quality of police response and the disclosure of details.

What actions is the Metropolitan Police taking in response to the renewed media attention and new reports?

Following renewed media interest in the allegations, the Met Police received new reports and is reviewing all information to determine if other individuals may be subject to investigation for related criminal offenses. The Met Police is committed to pursuing justice and addressing any failings in handling the allegations.

How many women have made allegations against Mohamed al-Fayed, and what is the nature of these allegations?

Twenty-one women have contacted the Met Police with allegations against Al Fayed, including rape and sexual assault, between 2005 and 2023. The Met Police is actively reviewing these allegations and related investigations to determine if additional investigative steps are needed or if improvements could be made.

Al-Fayed Allegations Referrals to Police Watchdog

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The Metropolitan Police referred two cases to the Independent Office for Police Conduct regarding complaints about investigations into allegations against Mohamed al-Fayed. Multiple women have made allegations of sexual assault and rape.

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How have Harrods and Fulham FC responded to the allegations?: Many allegations against Al Fayed relate to his time owning Harrods and Fulham FC. Harrods stated it is "utterly appalled" by the claims and that it's a different organization now. Fulham is encouraging people to come forward to its safeguarding department or the police.
What is the role of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in this matter?: The IOPC will assess the complaints regarding the handling of allegations against Al Fayed. The IOPC had been in contact with the Met Police since September to check for issues that would require a referral and received two referrals on November 8th.
Why did the Metropolitan Police refer two cases to the Independent Office for Police Conduct?: The Metropolitan Police referred two cases to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following complaints about investigations into allegations against Mohamed al-Fayed. The complaints concern investigations from 2008 and 2013, addressing concerns about the quality of police response and the disclosure of details.
What actions is the Metropolitan Police taking in response to the renewed media attention and new reports?: Following renewed media interest in the allegations, the Met Police received new reports and is reviewing all information to determine if other individuals may be subject to investigation for related criminal offenses. The Met Police is committed to pursuing justice and addressing any failings in handling the allegations.
How many women have made allegations against Mohamed al-Fayed, and what is the nature of these allegations?: Twenty-one women have contacted the Met Police with allegations against Al Fayed, including rape and sexual assault, between 2005 and 2023. The Met Police is actively reviewing these allegations and related investigations to determine if additional investigative steps are needed or if improvements could be made.

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