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Met admits sex offender could have been stopped

A senior Met officer said Sheryl Wilkins could have been saved after Simon Levy was left free to attack women.
WHO: Metropolitan Police senior officer
WHAT: Admitted that Sheryl Wilkins could have been saved after police decisions left convicted sex offender Simon Levy free.
WHEN: Reported Aug 7, 2026 at 1:12 PM ET
WHERE: London, UK
WHY: The admission followed a jury finding Simon Levy guilty of murdering women and sexually assaulting others after he had been downgraded as a risk to women.

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