Glasgow MP Patrick Grady 'sex abuse' investigation dropped by police

Police launched an investigation last month.

An investigation into allegations of sexual assault against Glasgow MP Patrick Grady has been dropped by Metropolitan Police.

Last month officers received reports of alleged sexual assault said to have taken place in October 2016 at a 'commercial premises' in London.READ MORE: 6,702 Glasgow homes lying empty as city suffers 'chronic housing shortage'Grady, 42, was an SNP MP for Glasgow North.Sign up to Glasgow Live newsletters for more headlines straight to your inbox.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman told Glasgow Live: "On Wednesday, June 22 police received a third party allegation of sexual assault that is said to have taken place in October 2016 at a commercial premises in Folgate Street, E1."There will be no further police action at this time.

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