COPS are investigating an alleged “investment fraud” that left Scott McTominay facing a £1million loss.
The Scotland idol invested in a failed firm run by fiancée Cameron Reading and her dad Ashley.
Cops are investigating an alleged investment fraud that left Scott McTominay facing significant lossesCredit: Kenny Ramsay
The failed firm was run by Cameron Reading and her dad AshleyCredit: Instagram
Boyzone star Shane Lynch was reportedly an investor in the firmCredit: PA:Press Association
TOWIE’s Mario Falcone allegedly gave money to Fortress Capital PartnersCredit: Getty
Fortress Capital Partners went bust in September last year.
The firm owed £18million and left 230 people out of pocket.
It reportedly borrowed money from investors including Boyzone star Shane Lynch and Mario Falcone from TOWIE, then lent it out at higher interest rates.
It has now emerged the firm is the subject of a probe by officers at the Metropolitan Police.
The force said: “We can confirm that officers from the Met’s Economic Crime Team are investigating allegations of fraud made to police on 10 November 2023 following a referral from Action Fraud.
“There have been no arrests. Enquiries are ongoing.”
The Readings splashed out millions on luxury investment properties in the UK, Dubai and Spain.
McTominay, 27, lent Fortress £1million to buy one in Portugal.
The footie star now stands to get back just £100,000 after administrators confirmed investors are expected to get just 10p of every £1 they put in.
One investor told of their anger over Reading’s social media posts flaunting her “luxury lifestyle”.
They told the Sun on Sunday: “There is a photo of Cam blowing a kiss with a glass of Champagne at a Claridge’s hotel room with Scott. It really rubs salt in the wound for those of us who’ve lost our life savings or face losing their homes.
“There’s another pic from Instagram of Ashley, his wife, Cam and her sister. They always seemed to be going on holiday. At one point, they were in Dubai for months and months.”
Cameron has been forced to sell properties in Dubai and Spain to help settle her debts.
She was approached for comment by The Scottish Sun.
