The Director of the Crown Prosecution Service issued an apology for the failures that allowed Simon Levy to remain free on bail. Levy has been charged with the murder of two women and the rape of a third. The apology comes amid scrutiny of the prosecution's handling of the case.
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Crown Prosecution Service Director apologizes for failures in Simon Levy case
The Director of the Crown Prosecution Service has apologized for the failures that permitted Simon Levy to remain free on bail, leading to the murder of two women and the rape of another. This statement comes in response to public concern regarding the prosecution's actions in this case.
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Director of Public Prosecutions says he's 'deeply sorry' for failings which left Simon Levy free to rape and kill
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Crown Prosecution Service Director apologizes for failures in Simon Levy case