Jeffrey Donaldson, a former MP, tells police he was not doing anything “untoward” as he responds to allegations made against him. Multiple reports say the case concerns claims that he used a light to stare at an alleged victim. The outlets describe the matter as involving statements he made to police, in which he denies wrongdoing. According to the summaries provided, the specific allegation is that he used a light in a way that amounted to unwanted attention toward the person involved. The reports do not indicate a resolution of the allegations, focusing instead on Donaldson’s position during the police process. The coverage is consistent in describing both the denial—“anything untoward”—and the core claim relating to the use of a light. No additional factual details beyond the allegation and his denial are included in the provided excerpts, and the reports do not set out the broader procedural outcome.