theguardian.com French Police Conduct Raids in Al Fayed Abuse Investigation
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- •Raids conducted at Ritz Paris and other properties linked to Mohamed Al Fayed.
- •Investigators are examining allegations of human trafficking and sexual abuse.
- •British police coordinated with French authorities during the investigation.
French police have arrested individuals following raids on three properties linked to Mohamed Al Fayed, including the Ritz Paris, as part of a preliminary investigation into allegations of human trafficking, aggravated pimping, and rape. The raids occurred in mid-October 2026, with several alleged victims interviewed by the Paris prosecutor's organised crime division. The investigation is ongoing, with digital evidence being analysed. British investigators from the Metropolitan Police participated in the operation, which involved properties in Paris and Saint-Tropez. Campaign groups are urging the Metropolitan Police to conduct similar searches in the UK. The Paris prosecutor's office is treating the case as trafficking by an organised group.
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