London’s Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley said police were investigating “two more rape allegations” against the actor and comedian.
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Russell Brand leaves Southwark Crown Court in London on Oct. 30. (Kin Cheung/AP)
London’s Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley has urged any other potential victims of Russell Brand to come forward, and said he believes there could be “many more” complaints, after the actor and comedian was found guilty of rape and sexual assault on Thursday.
