Met Police Launch Probe Into Sir Kim Darroch Leak
Official Leak Sparks Criminal Investigation
The Metropolitan Police have opened a criminal investigation into the notorious leak of official communications involving Sir Kim Darroch. Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu confirmed a cross-government inquiry led by the Cabinet Office triggered today’s police action.
Counter Terrorism Command Takes Charge
The Met’s Counter Terrorism Command, responsible for breaches of the Official Secrets Act, is now leading the probe. Basu stressed the leak has seriously damaged UK international relations, leaving those responsible facing justice.
“The impact of what you have done is obvious… You can stop this now. Turn yourself in at the earliest opportunity, explain yourself and face the consequences.” – Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu
Call For Whistleblowers To Come Forward
Basu urged anyone with info on the culprits to contact police confidentially on 0800 789321. He warned editors and publishers not to circulate leaked government docs, advising them to hand over any materials to authorities immediately.
