Police Question Women in Al Fayed Probe

0:00On March 6, police have questioned three women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s as part of the probe into former Herod's owner, Mohamed Al. Fade The interviews focused on suspicions of human trafficking for sexual exploitation, along with helping sexual assaults and rapes. This happened between 25th February and 5th March. The case stems from numerous claims against al-Fayed, who has since died and cannot face charges. Officials say 154 victims have shared details of assaults, rapes, exploitation, and trafficking, which expanded the investigations. Reach Former senior officers have pushed for a stronger focus on trafficking elements. One ex-head of the anti-trafficking unit said it only makes sense to treat the whole operation that way to improve the approach. No arrests have happened yet, but the inquiry keeps moving forward with victims guiding the effort. Police stress, they're committed to holding anyone involved accountable. Anyone with details should reach out to the Metropolitan Police or share tips anonymously

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