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Met Police refers itself to watchdog over handling of Thomas Markle allegations

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The Independent – UK
“Met Police refers itself to watchdog over handling of Thomas Markle allegations”

The Met admitted it failed to pass on allegations about Thomas Markle to other law enforcement agencies in 2019

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“Metropolitan Police reports itself to watchdog over handling of Thomas Markle allegations”

Scotland Yard has voluntarily reported itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct over its failure to forward allegations concerning the Duchess of Sussex's father, Thomas Markle Sr., 82, to law enforcement bodies abroad. The force received correspondence in January 2019 that included multiple claims of alleged criminal conduct outside the United Kingdom. Thomas Markle Sr. has categorically denied possessing child sexual abuse images, telling the Daily Mail the accusations are "sick…

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