An investigation has been launched into two Metropolitan Police officers following serious institutional failures that allowed a dangerous sexual offender to remain active in the community. The Met Police, British Transport Police, and the Crown Prosecution Service have all acknowledged critical errors in their handling of the case involving Simon Levy, whose unchecked criminal activity resulted in fatal consequences. The inquiry focuses on procedural breaches and coordination failures across multiple law enforcement agencies.

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