Human Trafficking Charges Against Dame Ann Gloag Dropped
Prosecutors have decided not to pursue the case against the Stagecoach co-founder due to insufficient evidence.
- The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service announced no further proceedings will be taken against Dame Ann Gloag and three other family members.
- The alleged human trafficking and immigration offences were reported to have occurred between 2007 and 2022.
- Dame Ann Gloag has consistently denied the charges, describing them as 'malicious' and damaging to her legacy.
- The Crown Office reserves the right to reopen the case if new evidence emerges that serves the public interest.
- The investigation has been criticized for wasting public funds and police resources, raising concerns about its impact on Gloag's charitable work.