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Met chief says ‘many more’ victims may come forward after Russell Brand conviction

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The Independent - UK
By Nicole Wootton-Cane
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Met chief says ‘many more’ victims may come forward after Russell Brand conviction
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Sir Mark Rowley suggested some claims made during Brand’s defence at trial were ‘getting very close to victim blaming’

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  • Met chief says ‘many more’ victims may come forward after Russell Brand conviction.

Sir Mark Rowley suggested some claims made during Brand’s defence at trial were ‘getting very close to victim blaming’

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