Met ‘truly sorry’ for distress to Al Fayed victims

The Metropolitan Police has expressed sincere regret for the distress caused to individuals who allege historical abuses by the late Harrods owner, Mohamed Al Fayed. Law enforcement officials have initiated contact with these alleged victims, dispatching letters to inform them about the current status of the ongoing investigation into the accusations. Furthermore, authorities have committed to addressing any inquiries these individuals may have regarding the progression of the case. This outreach is part of an effort to provide clarity and demonstrate accountability to those impacted. The move comes as the force continues its examination of the claims related to the prominent businessman.