US EditionPost Office: Police identify seven suspects related to Horizon scandal
UNITED KINGDOM, JUN 26 – Seven suspects have been identified in a UK-wide probe into wrongful prosecutions caused by faulty Horizon software, with over 900 subpostmasters affected, police said.
- The investigation has identified seven suspects related to the Post Office Horizon scandal, according to the BBC.
- No decisions on criminal charges will be made until the public inquiry publishes its final report.
- Police stated that the inquiry is 'unprecedented' with potentially over 3,000 victims and 1.5 million documents to review.
- Tim Brentnall, a former sub-postmaster, expressed that victims are 'desperate to see some kind of accountability'.
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