Police officers investigated over handling of sex offender who murdered two women
Summary
Two London police officers are being investigated for their handling of Simon Levy, a serial sex offender who was on bail and later committed rape and murder. The Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC) is examining whether police actions could have prevented these crimes.Key Facts
- Simon Levy, 40, was found guilty of two murders, rape, and other assault-related charges.
- Levy had a history of attacking women, with convictions dating back to 2018.
- He was on bail and monitored by police when he committed additional violent crimes in 2025.
- Two Metropolitan Police officers face investigations for possible misconduct in handling Levy.
- Levy had been released on licence from prison in 2023 and briefly returned to prison in 2024 without being charged.
- The IOPC investigation covers police management of Levy from 2021 until his 2025 arrest.
- Police and prosecutors have admitted to significant shortcomings in managing Levy’s case.
- Authorities are urging any other possible victims of Levy to come forward.
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