Amid mounting concerns and fresh allegations surrounding the handling of Caroline Flack’s assault case, the Metropolitan Police is facing pressure to reopen its investigation.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) received a complaint referral from the Met regarding the handling of a reported assault involving Ms. Flack in 2019, prompting calls for a review of the case.

IOPC’s Recommendations:

The IOPC has recommended that the Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards conduct interviews with officers involved in the decision-making process regarding Ms. Flack’s case.

Specifically, attention has been drawn to the actions taken by officers in appealing against the initial decision by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) not to charge Ms. Flack, who tragically died by suicide in February 2020.

Family’s Pursuit of Truth:

Caroline Flack’s mother, Christine Flack, has been vocal in her quest for answers regarding the circumstances leading to her daughter’s arrest and subsequent legal proceedings.

Expressing her determination to uncover the truth, Christine Flack has highlighted discrepancies and unanswered questions surrounding the events preceding Caroline’s tragic death.

Criticism of Police Handling:

The handling of Caroline Flack’s case has come under scrutiny, with criticism directed towards the Metropolitan Police’s decision-making process.

Concerns have been raised regarding the lack of proper documentation and transparency surrounding the appeal against the CPS decision not to charge Ms. Flack, further fueling demands for a thorough investigation into the matter.

Ongoing Inquiries:

As inquiries into the handling of Caroline Flack’s case continue, both the Metropolitan Police and the IOPC are expected to provide further updates on their respective investigations.

With renewed calls for transparency and accountability, the pursuit of justice for Caroline Flack remains a priority for her family and supporters.