Scotland Yard is researching sex wrongdoing claims against previous BBC plate jockey Tim Westwood that return 40 years, Sky News comprehends.
Criminal investigators originally got cases of sex attacks in April after the BBC broadcasted a narrative uncovering claims against Westwood, 64, from seven ladies.
He firmly denied any bad behavior.
Before long, police started evaluating more reports, remembering affirmed attacks for London, Essex and Hertfordshire.
The BBC later revealed charges from another 10 ladies, one guaranteeing she had started engaging in sexual relations with Westwood in the wake of meeting him at a club when she was 14.
Scotland Yard has not named Westwood, yet when gotten some information about the claims broadcasted on the BBC, it said in an explanation: "Analysts from the Met's Central Specialist Crime keep on researching four reports connecting with charges of non-late sexual offenses supposedly serious by a man.
"The offenses are claimed to have happened in London in 1982, 1985, 2010 and 2016. There have been no captures, enquiries proceed."
The spearheading hip-jump DJ worked for BBC Radio One from 1994 to 2013 and has had an immense following as a club entertainer.
He remained down from his public broadcast on Capital Xtra in April when the BBC claims arose, with ladies asserting ruthless and undesirable sexual way of behaving and maltreatment of his situation in the music business.
This week, the BBC is supposed to distribute the discoveries of an inside enquiry into Westwood's profession, provoked by its narrative in view of an examination by its own journalists and the Guardian paper.
The day after the story broke in April, BBC chief general Tim Davie said he had "seen no proof of grumblings", however the enterprise later affirmed it had gotten six objections of harassing and sexual unfortunate behavior, one of which it passed to the police at that point.
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