Met Police accused of failing in legal duty to Al Fayed trafficking victims

The Metropolitan Police are accused of failing in their legal duty towards victims of modern slavery linked to Mohamed Al Fayed. At least five survivors, including four women, claim officers did not identify them as trafficking victims or provide referrals to the National Referral Mechanism. This national scheme is designed to offer essential protection to survivors. The Home Office has confirmed the status of these individuals, who allege the police neglected their mandatory obligations during the reporting process.