The Metropolitan Police has issued an apology, expressing profound regret for the distress caused to individuals who allege they were victims of the late Harrods boss, Mohamed Al Fayed. Detectives handling the case have taken steps to communicate directly with these alleged victims. It has been confirmed that official correspondence has been sent, promising to address any questions they may have regarding the continuing investigation into the accusations against the former business magnate. The police force aims to provide transparency and answer queries related to the complex and ongoing inquiry, acknowledging the emotional impact on those affected.
Met ‘truly sorry’ for distress to Al Fayed victims
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