London Police Did Not Act on 2018 Letter About Allegations Against Meghan Markle's Father

Reports revealed that a letter sent to British police in 2018 concerned allegations against Meghan Markle's father. The Metropolitan Police admitted it did not act on it and confirmed it did not share it with other law enforcement agencies, while the Duchess of Sussex was reportedly upset and frustrated.

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• According to Arabic coverage, the letter reached British police in 2018, and it was disclosed by the wife of Prince Harry.

  «كشفت زوجة الأمير هاري عن رسالة وصلت إلى الشرطة البريطانية عام 2018»

  العربية
• Coverage cited The Telegraph as reporting that Meghan is upset and frustrated after the Metropolitan Police acknowledged it had not acted.

  «The Duchess of Sussex is “upset and frustrated” after the Metropolitan Police admitted it had failed to act»

  Yahoo
• British police confirmed that they forwarded the letter but did not share it with other law enforcement agencies.

  «British police confirm they passed a letter about alleged offenses by Meghan Markle»

  The Journal Gazette • CityNews Toronto

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