Sex offender bailed to an address two doors down from his victim, Met Police admit
Read our Privacy notice A sex offender who should have been remanded in custody was recently bailed to an address two doors down from his victim, the Met Police has admitted, as it faces backlash over their handling of the investigation into double-murderer Simon Levy. Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Thursday, Sir Mark also revealed his force had dealt with a case of a sex offender who had been bailed to an address on the same street as their victim lived. The Independent Office...
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