Sunna Harrison-Aziz, 28, a former Metropolitan Police officer, is accused of fraud involving luxury and consumer retailers including Dior, Cartier and Currys. The allegations, reported across multiple outlets, center on claims that she ordered goods online but then asserted that she did not receive the items. If proven, prosecutors say the conduct involved a pattern of offences described as corruption-related and fraud-related, with the amounts said to be in the thousands of pounds. The Mirror reports specific examples included a Dior bikini worth about £700 and other high-value purchases such as a MacBook, while other outlets describe a wider range of retailers and goods. Harrison-Aziz, of Coulsdon in south London, denies the allegations and has pleaded not guilty. The case is presented as a dispute over whether ordered products were delivered and whether she made false claims about non-receipt to obtain outcomes from retailers. The matter is ongoing, with no outcome reported in the cited coverage.