Russell -brand accused of rape by the London police

Russell Brand is accused of rape, indecent abuse and sexual violence by the metropolitan police of London.

The charges relate to four separate women and incidents that took place between 1999 and 2005.

According to the police, the comedian and actor have been interviewed several times since a major investigation by The Sunday Times, De Times and Channel 4’s Dispatches in September 2023 have revealed several serious accusations against him.

The 50-year-old has previously denied the allegations.

“The women who have made reports continue to receive support from specially trained officers,” said Detective head inspector Andy Furphy, who leads the research. “The investigation of the with remains open and detectives ask everyone who has been struck by this case, or someone who has information, to come forward and talk to the police.”

Brand, which is usually located in the US in recent years, will now appear on 2 May in the Westminster Magistrates Court in London.

The 2023 Exposing-Die a documentary and article in the 90-minute-saws brand accused of “rape, sexual attacks and emotional abuse.” A representative for the show said that “five women, four of whom asked to stay anonymous, agreed to share their stories about serious sexual accusations in the program.”

In the aftermath of the report, the live tour of the brand was postponed and his publication agreement with Pan Macmillan print Bluebird was suspended. The BBC also removed earlier programs with the digital services brand and said that the content “falls under public expectations”. Further allegations would, with the police of Thames Valley, in addition to the launch of individual investigations.

After an internal investigation, earlier this year, the BBC, where the brand worked for a number of years, apologized to employees who felt that they could not arouse complaints or concerns about his behavior.

According to the BBC, the investigation considered eight complaints, two of which were submitted while the brand worked for the BBC. Such complaints regarding the brand that urinates in a cup during a show on BBC Radio 2. The BBC acknowledged that it was formally registered at that time, but admitted that it was “not effectively treated”. Another part of the report was a statement that brand had exposed to a woman in the bathroom of the BBC’s LA office.

Brand, who was a large star on British TV in the mid-2000s and would find Hollywood awareness with films such as “Pineapple Express”, had fallen from the regular spotlights in the years prior to the allegations. But he had started gathering large numbers of online followers on the political right -wing (despite the fact that he was originally considered one of the most prominent left -wing voices in the UK) and has spoken many times to support Donald Trump. In the past year he also discussed his new Christian faith and prayed during live events alongside Tucker Carlson.