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Essex Police given new information on West Ham co-owner David Sullivan
Key takeaways
- Essex Police said there had been "some contact and enquiries into those are now under way" after the joint investigation was published on Monday.
- The investigation revealed that multiple women have accused Sullivan of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour dating back from the 1980s.
- Sullivan has been under the restrictions for three years after a historic allegation about his conduct was raised with the FA in 2023.
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Billy Kenber,Investigations correspondent,Hannah Price,Ellie Priceand Sophie Smith,BBC Panorama PA Media Police have been contacted with new information about David Sullivan following a BBC Panorama and Times investigation into the West Ham co-owner.
Essex Police said there had been "some contact and enquiries into those are now under way" after the joint investigation was published on Monday.
The investigation revealed that multiple women have accused Sullivan of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour dating back from the 1980s. Sullivan has categorically denied the allegations.
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