MP Patrick Spencer Acquitted of Sexual Assault Charges by Southwark Crown Court Jury

Patrick Spencer, a Member of Parliament, has been acquitted of sexually assaulting two women, a jury at Southwark Crown Court determined. Mr. Spencer, who had consistently denied the allegations, was found not guilty on all charges after the jury concluded its deliberations.

The charges stemmed from separate alleged incidents involving two complainants. The prosecution had presented its case detailing these events, while Mr. Spencer’s defence team maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings.

The verdict concludes a period of significant scrutiny for the MP, with the legal process now finalised in his favour. No further details regarding the specific evidence or arguments presented during the trial are immediately available for comment, beyond the court’s official finding.