UK police says letter about Meghan's dad not shared with other agencies

<p>British police have confirmed that they passed a letter about alleged offending by the father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to her in 2019, but said it did not share details with other law enforcement agencies.</p> <p>Meghan, Prince Harry’s wife, said she was “deeply distressed” by allegations that a collection of child sexual abuse images had been found at a former home of her father, Thomas Markle Sr. </p> <p>She issued a statement after a British tabloid newspaper reported that her brother found the images while clearing out their father's home in the Philippines.</p> <p>She also referred to a letter containing “troubling and disturbing allegations” against her father that was sent to the Metropolitan Police Service’s Royal and Specialist Protection unit, which later shared its contents with her.</p> <p>On Saturday, the Metropolitan Police confirmed that in January 2019 it received a letter “containing a number of claims about alleged offending…