A millionaire pal of David Cameron was yesterday quizzed over a hooker's assault claims.
Carphone Warehouse co-founder David Ross, 44, was questioned by police for two hours over allegations made by Lithuanian escort girl Sniezana Kobeniak, who told officers she was invited to his home but then attacked in a row about cash.
Scotland Yard said: "We can confirm a 44-year-old man voluntarily attended a Central London police station and was interviewed under caution in relation to an allegation of assault on December 18."
Police answering a 999 call found Kobeniak, 30, with cuts and bruises outside Ross's home in Belgravia, Central London. Hours earlier Ross and girlfriend Emma Pilkington, 23, had partied with Mr Cameron and his wife Samantha. The phone tycoon has loaned the Tory leader a helicopter and given £140,000 to the party.
Emma and her former public schoolboy lover, who have denied wrongdoing to friends, were both at the house during the alleged incident.
Ross was yesterday allowed to leave the police station by a rear exit.