Olic have opened an investigation into Sir Mo Farah’s revelation that he was illegally smuggled into the UK under the name of another child, it has been reported.
The four-time Olympic champion, 39, unveiled in the BBC documentary The Real Mo Farah how he was brought to britain from england Somalia illegally took another child’s name after his father was killed in the civil war.
In a statement from the BBC, the metropolitan police said: “We are aware of media reports about Sir Mo Farah. There are currently no reports to the MPS (Metropolitan Police Service).
“Specialized agents have opened an investigation and are currently assessing the available information.”
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In the documentary, broadcast on Wednesday night, Sir Mo said he was helped to obtain British citizenship by his PE teacher Alan Watkinson, while still using the name Mohamed Farah.
Prior to the broadcast, Sir Mo said he made the documentary for his family.
He wrote on Instagram: “I am so proud to have represented Britain and achieved what I have as a GB athlete.
“But my proudest achievement will always be to be a husband and father to my amazing family.
“I made this documentary for them so they could understand more about the experiences that led us to become the family we are today.
“Not every child will have the easiest start in life, but that doesn’t mean they can’t continue pursuing their dreams.
“I hope you all watch it later and I can’t wait to hear what you think.”
The Home Office previously confirmed it would not take any action against Sir Mo after he disclosed the information.