Former BBC DJ faces potential charges after long-running investigation
London police sent evidence file to prosecutors about ex-radio star **Tim Westwood**. The case involves claims of improper conduct spanning over three decades‚ while the BBC holds back its own findings
The Crown Prosecution Service got new case-files about former BBC Radio 1 hip-hop presenter Tim Westwood (whoʼs been working in radio since early 80s)
Det-Supt Andy Furphyʼs team sent evidence to prosecutors and stated: “Our team works with CPS support; making London safer for women and girls is our main goal“
The investigation covers reported events from the eighties through mid-2010s in London. Police talked to Westwood (now in his late-60s) four times under caution‚ while he strongly denies any wrong-doing
The Met Police made this statement: “Our detectives look into non-recent offence reports about a man in his 60s; the suspect was interviewed multiple times“ The BBC cant finish its own research due to on-going police work
We can confirm we received a file from the Metropolitan Police Service regarding allegations of non-recent sexual offences allegedly committed by a man in his 60s
The Metʼs team keeps working on the case while Westwood maintains his innocence against all claims (which span over 30 years of his broadcasting career)
