Ex-Met Police Chief Says Force Should Have Alerted FBI to Meghan Markle Claims

Former royal protection chief questions Met Police over Thomas Markle allegations: 'Bizarre to put it mildly'

A former head of Scotland Yard’s Royal Protection Command has questioned the Metropolitan Police’s handling of historic allegations made against the Duchess of Sussex’s father, Thomas Markle, describing aspects of the situation as "bizarre to put it mildly."Dai Davies, the former Chief Superintendent who previously oversaw royal security for the Met Police, spoke out following reports surrounding a letter reportedly sent to Scotland Yard by Thom…

Former police chief says Met should have reported Thomas Markle to FBI

Meghan’s father could face up to 12 years behind bars in the Philippines if charged and found guilty of accessing child sex abuse images

Ex-Met Police Chief Says Force Should Have Alerted FBI to Meghan Markle Claims

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Met should have alerted FBI to Markle claims, says ex police chief

Jim Gamble, former head of the National Crime Agency's child exploitation command, said there is a 'well-worn path' for Met detectives to share serious claims with foreign agencies.

Meghan Markle's dad 'faces being at the centre of international investigation'

EXCLUSIVE: Thomas Markle Snr, who is currently being treated after having his leg amputated, could end up quizzed by the FBI as part of an international investigation which could span three countries, a top cop has said