Jordan calls off the cops

Model Katie Price will not be making a statement to police over claims she was raped by an unnamed celebrity.

Surrey Police said no allegation of rape had been made and she would not be making a statement to officers.

A spokesman said police had visited her last night in relation to reports in the media of bogus police officers visiting her yesterday afternoon.

"We can now confirm no police officers attended her address yesterday, bogus or otherwise," he said.

Claims the 31-year-old glamour model was attacked by a "famous celebrity" first surfaced in her national magazine column and in a subsequent interview.

Jordan said she would "absolutely never" name the celebrity and had no plans to make an official report to police.

But it was reported that she let the alleged attacker's name slip off air during filming of her ITV2 reality show What Katie Did Next.

She first made the revelation after we revealed her boyfriend Alex Reid had filmed a rape scene for a forthcoming movie.

The model, who recently divorced singer Peter Andre, said reporting the matter to police is a "hard thing to do".

The attack is said to have taken place several years ago after a party in London's West End following a series of secret dates between Jordan and the unnamed man.

Speculation over the identity continues to grow and Price said she realised her comments would spark a guessing game.

But on the TV show The Wright Stuff, Price said she would "never, absolutely never" reveal the name of her attacker.

Price was speaking to presenter Matthew Wright, who once inadvertently named TV presenter John Leslie as a rape suspect.

Ulrika Jonsson claimed in a book she had been raped and Leslie's name later emerged in public. He denied the claim and was never charged.

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