Police in Scotland say PC Alan Greer, a serving officer who died by suicide in May, is accused of sexual offences against women over a period of about 14 years. According to reporting from multiple outlets, Greer’s alleged offending came to wider attention only after contacts with investigators following officers’ visit to his home and later reports from victims. The Guardian reports that one of Greer’s first known victims identified a rape carried out in Glasgow in 2012, when she says he attacked her at home after she had called the police to report being a victim of a crime. The same reporting states that at least nine women were attacked, and that the accused offences span years up to the more recent complaints raised by victims in late 2023. Other coverage notes that Police Scotland does not reveal the allegations publicly until about two months after Greer’s death. The accounts agree that Greer took his own life in May and that investigators later set out allegations of repeated attacks on women, though the cases cited vary in the level of detail provided publicly.