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Met Police clarifies it directly contacted Meghan over father allegations
London's Metropolitan Police has stated it delivered a letter to Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, regarding allegations involving her father in early 2019, rather than routing communications through other police forces.
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The Metropolitan Police said it directly passed correspondence to Meghan, wife of Britain's Prince Harry, concerning allegations against her father Thomas Markle in the opening months of 2019.
The clarification from London's police force addresses questions about the handling of communications related to the allegations during that period. The force confirmed it was responsible for delivering the letter directly to the Duchess rather than channeling it through alternative law enforcement agencies.
The matter relates to ongoing legal and personal disputes involving members of the Royal Family. Meghan and Prince Harry have been at the centre of significant public attention and legal proceedings in recent years, with various matters under investigation by British authorities.
The Metropolitan Police's statement represents an effort to clarify its role in the matter, emphasising direct communication with the parties involved rather than indirect procedural handling through other forces.