A sex offender who should have been remanded in custody was bailed to an address two doors down from his victim. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley disclosed the case during an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Thursday. He said such failures occur routinely and expressed serious concern for the victims. The Metropolitan Police has faced criticism over its handling of sex offender cases, following the investigation into double-murderer Simon Levy. There are currently 10,800 registered sex offenders in London, with the number increasing by 100 every three months. The investigation is ongoing.
A sex offender who should have been remanded in custody was bailed to an address two doors down from his victim. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley disclosed the case during an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Thursday. He said such failures occur routinely and expressed serious concern for the victims. The Metropolitan Police has faced criticism over its handling of sex offender cases, following the investigation into double-murderer Simon Levy. There are currently 10,800 registered sex offenders in London, with the number increasing by 100 every three months. The investigation is ongoing.
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