London police urge Russell Brand victims to come forward

London police say there could be many more victims of Russell Brand after his rape conviction.

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London police urge Russell Brand victims to come forward

London police say there could be many more victims of Russell Brand after his rape conviction.

In brief

London police say there could be many more victims of Russell Brand after his rape conviction. London police are investigating two more rape allegations against Russell Brand following his guilty verdict for rape and sexual assault. Originally reported by The Washington Post.

Police investigation

London’s Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley urged potential victims of Russell Brand to come forward.

New rape allegations

Police are investigating two more rape allegations against the actor and comedian.

Conviction details

Brand was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.

Acquitted charges

He was acquitted of two additional rape charges and a charge of attempted indecent assault.

Rowley's statement

Rowley said police will support victims and bring down those who committed 'ghastly' acts.

Rowley on more victims

Rowley stated he wouldn't be surprised if many more potential victims came forward.

Brand's background

Brand is best known for his roles in films like 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall' and 'Get Him to the Greek'.

Sentencing

His sentencing will take place on Monday after his bail request was refused.

Judge's ruling

The judge told Brand he faces a significant custodial term.

Court appearance

Brand left Southwark Crown Court in London on October 30.

Current status

Brand is currently serving a custodial sentence after his conviction.

Next steps

Police are encouraging victims to come forward to report additional allegations.

What to remember

London police are investigating two more rape allegations against Russell Brand following his guilty verdict for rape and sexual assault.

Read the original on The Washington Post

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