More than 140 people report crimes to Al Fayed investigation
Summary
The Metropolitan Police is investigating crimes reported against former Harrods owner, Mohammed Al Fayed, with 146 people now having come forward. These reports are part of a broader investigation into historical allegations of sexual assault and rape by Al Fayed, who died in 2023. Harrods has a compensation scheme for victims, where eligible individuals can receive financial compensation and an apology.Key Facts
- 146 people have reported crimes against Mohammed Al Fayed to the Metropolitan Police.
- The investigation looks into allegations of sexual assault and rape by Al Fayed.
- The Metropolitan Police is also checking if others helped Al Fayed in his actions, with at least five people previously under investigation.
- Harrods, which Al Fayed owned between 1985 and 2010, has set up a compensation scheme for victims.
- Eligible victims can receive up to £385,000 in compensation and an apology from Harrods.
- A BBC documentary brought attention to Al Fayed's alleged misconduct, leading to more victims coming forward.
- The investigation is also examining complaints about how the police handled past allegations against Al Fayed.
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