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General · 9 June 2026

Met Police appeal after 7 women allege Sullivan's predatory conduct

Met Police appeal after 7 women allege Sullivan's predatory conduct

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People who may have suffered sexual offences are being urged to contact police after allegations involving the West Ham co-owner became public. BBC Panorama and The Times reported accounts from seven women who alleged sexually exploitative and predatory conduct, while Sullivan said he completely rejected the claims. A Metropolitan Police inquiry concerns alleged indecent images and sexual exploitation in London and Essex during the 1980s.

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