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London Nightclub Shut, Met Police Under Fire After Security Charged with Rape

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London Nightclub Shut, Met Police Under Fire After Security Charged with Rape
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  • Heaven nightclub closed after guard charged with rape on November 1.
  • Morenikeji Adewole accused; Met suggests 28-day nightclub license suspension.
    • Criticism of Met Police grows due to past misconduct and trust issues.
    • Victim's ignored allegations highlight concerns about police response.
    • Metropolitan Police linked to prior scandals with abusive officers.
    • Heaven nightclub owner plans to appeal; hearing in December with new evidence.
    • Met Police intensifies effort to tackle internal misconduct issues.
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