MOHAMED AI Fayed had a corrupt relationship with the Met Police, one of its former top officers claims.
Stephen Otter said he was told there was a special agreement which benefited both Harrods and the force.
The ex-chief superintendant was speaking after it emerged 19 women came forward to accuse the billionaire of attacking them.
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