Man interviewed on suspicion of sex trafficking in Al Fayed investigation
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A man has been interviewed on suspicion of sex trafficking in connection with an Al Fayed investigation.
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A man has been interviewed on suspicion of sex trafficking as part of an ongoing investigation linked to Al Fayed. The development follows the Met Police's earlier statement that three women were interviewed under caution in connection with the same inquiry. The investigation appears to be widening as authorities gather evidence related to alleged trafficking offenses. Al Fayed, the former Harrods owner who died in 2023, faced numerous allegations of sexual assault in the years before his death. The continued interviews suggest police are pursuing multiple angles in what has become one of the most significant criminal investigations into the retail magnate's conduct.
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A suspect has been interviewed by police; three women were previously interviewed under caution in the same investigation.
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