| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| BBC News | POLICE OFFICERS INVESTIGATED OVER HANDLING OF SEX OFFENDER WHO MURDERED TWO WOMEN | 3 hrs ago |
| BBC News | POLICE FAILINGS REVEALED AS SEX OFFENDER LEFT FREE TO MURDER AND ATTACK WOMEN | 5 hrs ago |
Police officers are now under investigation for their handling of serial sex offender Simon Levy, who was being monitored by the force when he murdered two women on 7 March 2024.
According to BBC News, Levy had a history of sexual offences and was under police supervision at the time of the killings. The investigation focuses on whether the officers followed proper protocols and why Levy was allowed to remain at large while monitored. Another UK news outlet reports that Levy escaped while on leave, raising questions about the safety checks in place.
The case highlights potential systemic failures in the policing of high‑risk offenders and raises concerns about how such individuals are supervised after arrest or release.