Overview
- The trial opened on Tuesday with prosecutor Tom Little KC telling jurors the alleged offences form a long-running, predatory pattern.
- Carrick is accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a girl aged about 12 in 1989 and 1990, charges he denies.
- He also pleads not guilty to two counts of rape, one sexual assault, and coercive and controlling behaviour against a woman between 2014 and 2019.
- Jurors were told a note recovered from medical records states, "It was true," and is signed "Dave," which the prosecution says refers to the defendant.
- Carrick previously admitted a large number of sexual and other offences in 2022–2023, served as an armed Met officer in the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection unit, and is currently held at HMP Belmarsh.