Maybe but what would the crimes be? It is mostly verbal comments currently which I don't think criminally prosecutable - I saw a few mentions of possible groping/exposure but is anyone putting their name to those?I was just listening to LBC radio, James O'Brien was having a phone-in based on workplace harassment off the back of the Gregg Wallace story. He said he was surprised at the sheer volume of anecdotal stories coming in about Wallace . He said he couldn't read them all out but one woman had said she'd met GW, put something up on facebook about it ( not naming the celebrity) and she was shocked to get a number of people working in TV contact her and say who it was immediately. I would guess GW is going to end up being investigated criminally at this rate.
Gregg Wallace allegations 'tip of the iceberg', former MasterChef contestant claims
The former contestant, who wants to remain anonymous, claims he witnessed a "toxic environment" on set - but was too scared to speak out after signing a non-disclosure agreement.
Why do you need to sign an NDA for a cooking programme? Because they know he is a p