Failures of Systemic Proportions: The Levy Case Exposes Gaping Holes in UK Justice The recent conviction of Simon Levy for double murder and rape has left many wondering how he managed to evade effective management by law enforcement agencies.
An investigation by the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC) into the handling of Levy's case highlights systemic shortcomings that have allowed violent predators to wreak havoc on society.
Levy's history of violence against women dates back to 2018, with multiple convictions for attacking women in his record.