Sex Offender Bailed to Address Two Doors Down From Victim, Met Police Say The recent case of Simon Levy, a double murderer who preyed on women for years while being repeatedly bailed despite a growing number of attacks, has exposed deep seated problems within the UK's justice system.
The Metropolitan Police have acknowledged their failings and Sir Mark Rowley has criticized other agencies' routine failures, raising crucial questions about accountability.
Levy's offending was staggering in its scale: he killed two women in cold blooded, sexually motivated attacks after a string of sexual assaults against others.