Met Police Reinvestigates Caroline Flack's Assault Charge Decision Amid New Evidence

The reinvestigation follows new witness evidence that could potentially alter the initial decision to charge the late TV presenter.

The Metropolitan Police are conducting further inquiries into the decision to charge Caroline Flack with assault, prompted by new witness evidence.
Originally, the Crown Prosecution Service recommended a caution for Flack, but this was overturned after an appeal by the Met.
Flack's family continues to seek answers, with her mother emphasizing the importance of uncovering the truth about the night of the incident.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct returned one aspect of a complaint to the Met's Directorate of Professional Standards for further investigation.
The case has drawn significant public attention, influencing events like Flackstock, a festival raising funds for mental health charities.