A former north London nursery worker, Vincent Chan, 45, has confessed to 30 additional...
Published: 4:12 pm January 29, 2026
Updated: 3:21 am February 23, 2026
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A former north London nursery worker, Vincent Chan, 45, has confessed to 30 additional sexual offences amid one of the Met Police’s most complex child abuse investigations ever.

Vincent Chan’s Guilty Pleas Uncovered Shocking Scale of Abuse

On Thursday, 29 January, Chan appeared at Highbury Magistrates’ Court and pleaded guilty to a staggering 30 charges. These include:

  • 12 counts of taking and making indecent images of children
  • 1 count of sexual assault
  • 11 counts of voyeurism
  • 6 counts of outraging public decency

The offences involve 16 victims, with 10 children at the time of the abuse. Some victims remain unidentified due to the investigation’s complexity.
Further horrifying evidence showed Chan placing covert cameras in his home to film people undressing and recording himself sexually assaulting a sleeping woman in Finchley.

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Already in custody, Chan was charged with 15 additional child sexual offences in January and another 15 counts on 29 January. He remains behind bars.

How To Get Help or Report Information

If you have concerns or information relating to Vincent Chan’s crimes, contact Met Police at [email protected] or call 101 quoting CAD3697/1DEC.

Victims and families can seek support from the NSPCC via their dedicated helpline on 0800 028 0828 (8am-8pm weekdays, 9am-6pm weekends). The NSPCC provides expert assistance and a confidential way to report concerns.

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Children and young people can also reach out to Childline 24/7 for free, confidential support at 0800 1111 or online.

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