A 41-YEAR-OLD Exeter man has appeared in court charged with raping a 15-year-old girl and grooming her.
Saffet Temizbas, of Stuart Road, Exeter, faced four charges when he appeared before magistrates at Exeter.
He also faces a fourth charge of, having on at least two occasions
communicated with a girl under 16, met her and he intended to do
something during or after the meeting which would have involved the
commission of an offence under the Sexual Offences Act 2003, namely
sexual activity with a child.
He was granted conditional bail by magistrates until the next hearing.
Temizbas will appear before a judge at Exeter Crown Court next month for a preliminary hearing.
More here
Showing posts with label British children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British children. Show all posts
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Shropshire paedophile jailed for seven years
Jailed paedophile Mohammed Ali Sultan had sex with a 13-year-old
girl in his car after taking her to a lay-by and slapping her, a court
was told.
The 26-year-old married man had first asked the girl to perform a sex act when she was just 12 years old, Wolverhampton Crown Court was told.
Sultan,
of Victoria Avenue in Wellington, was yesterday jailed for seven years
after the court was told of a string of sex-related offences with
children and youngsters.
He was told he would have to serve an extended period on licence and banned from working with children for life.
Sultan admitted having illegal sex with two teenage girls - including the 13-year-old.
He was also sentenced for taking a third teenager from Telford to have sex with workers at a fish and chip shop.
link
The 26-year-old married man had first asked the girl to perform a sex act when she was just 12 years old, Wolverhampton Crown Court was told.
Sultan,
of Victoria Avenue in Wellington, was yesterday jailed for seven years
after the court was told of a string of sex-related offences with
children and youngsters.He was told he would have to serve an extended period on licence and banned from working with children for life.
Sultan admitted having illegal sex with two teenage girls - including the 13-year-old.
He was also sentenced for taking a third teenager from Telford to have sex with workers at a fish and chip shop.
link
Saturday, 1 December 2012
Paedophile who said a seven-year-old girl seduced him
Paedophile who said a seven-year-old girl seduced him is finally jailed weeks after judge set him free
- John Thompson escaped a prison sentence in July despite pleading guilty
- Accused schoolgirl of pinning him down on a bed after 'flirting' with him
- Failed to attend sex offender treatment programme
- Cited excuses including wax in his ear and a broken window at home
- link
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Paedophile who went on run is jailed for a year
PAEDOPHILE Richard(mohamud) Fruin, who went on the run around the world for seven years, has been jailed for a year.But because Fruin, 35, has spent the past six months in custody on remand he will be freed on parole within days.
Gloucester Crown Court heard that Fruin (pictured) was bailed after his arrest in 2005 but then flew to West Africa before travelling to other countries including Malaysia.
Child porn images found on his computers included some of a 14-year-old boy from Stroud, whom Fruin had been associating with.
Fruin, formerly of Stroud but now of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to 15 offences of making indecent images of children between January and November 2005.
As well as the 12-month jail term, Fruin must sign the sex offender register for ten years.
link
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Telford child sex sale driver jailed
A fast food delivery driver who sold a teenage girl for sex to a
fish and chip shop worker in Telford was this afternoon jailed for
two-and-a-half years.read more
link
Monday, 26 November 2012
Protestors plan Spalding march
Protesters who gathered in Boston to highlight problems with immigration have vowed the next stop will be Spalding.More than 300 people attended the protest last Saturday, some holding banners such as ‘Free Us From The Shackles of Europe’ and ‘Get Back Our Country’.
Now the Boston Protest Group have bowed to pressure from residents in Spalding to hold an event in the town next year.
Organiser Dean Everitt said: “We are in the very early stages of arranging things but are looking at March. There have been several requests for us to do it and it’s time to come to Spalding now.
“Then if the Government and councils still won’t listen to us, we’ll take it to Westminster.”
Mr Everitt said he was delighted with the turnout in Boston, which was a static protest. He said: “It was a peaceful protest. There was no trouble at all.
“We even had a migrant worker in the crowd talking to protestors – it was a really good atmosphere.”
The protest was planned for last year but was cancelled after the borough council agreed to set up a task force.
A report on population change was published as a result, but campaigners said it had “not gone far enough” and the Government still needed to listen.
Protestors are planning a march in Spalding and Mr Everitt believes it can’t come soon enough.
Mr Everitt, said: “I am a landworker and it’s almost impossible for an English man to get work now.
“Migrant workers can afford 16-hour contacts on minimum wage and then be laid off for a day because several of them live in a house together.
“When they are out of work they gather in town centres drinking on the streets which upsets many people.
“The days of time and a half for overtime have gone – companies are making big bucks out of it.
“In 10 years time when our kids are looking for jobs there will be none.
“We need full-time jobs and until this is addressed we will keep raising awareness about it.
”Councils and the Government must pull together to look after our towns.”
Nick Worth, deputy leader of South Holland District Council, attended one of many scrutiny committee meetings in Boston to give input on the situation in Spalding.
He said: “I don’t think migrants cause that much of a problem in the Spalding area, but this is a democracy and so if campaigners want to come here and have a peaceful protest that’s fine.
“However, we would hope they speak to us and the police first so arrangements can be made for it to go off safely.”
link
Lodger jailed after raping young girl
A rapist who attacked a 12-year-old girl has today been jailed for 14 years.Ahmed Shirinzoy, attacked the victim at an address in Hayes. He had claimed that he had visited a friend who had given him a spiked drink, causing memory loss.
The 22-year-old was sentenced to 14 years in prison after he was convicted of two counts of rape last month following a trial at Isleworth Crown Court
The court heard that on May 29 Shirinzoy was lodging at the address when his victim returned home.
On the pretext he wanted to ‘borrow’ her families vacuum cleaner, Shirinzoy approached the girl, made advances towards her before punching her several times and then raping her.
Following her ordeal, the child managed to run away and raise the alarm. Police were called and Shirinzoy was arrested a short time later at the address.
Toxicology tests later disproved Shirinzoy’s defence of memory loss, as did DNA evidence taken from his victim.
Detective Constable Lucy Mawdsley, said: “Shirinzoy is quite obviously a predatory sex offender who subjected his victim - a child - to the most horrendous of ordeals.
“I would like to pay tribute to this young girl who was incredibly brave and courageous in reporting the rape to the police and having the strength to give evidence against.”
link
Birmingham drug smuggling gang member jailed for 16 years
Nadeem Aslam, from Moseley, is caged for 16 years for part played in £12million drug smuggling operation
Three smugglers have been jailed for a total of 24 years after one of the biggest ever seizures of drugs at a busy UK port.
The men from Birmingham attempted to import £12 million-worth of heroin which would have brought misery to the city’s streets.
Nadeem Aslam, 32, of Trafalgar Road, Moseley, who was involved in a plot to sneak the huge consignment into Birmingham under the floorboards of a lorry has been jailed for 16 years.
Mohammed Khan, 35, from Shawsdale Road, Buckland End, and Manjinder Thethy, 34, from George Street, Handsworth, had been earlier jailed for four years each after admitting attempting to import a class A drug.
Aslam had been found guilty in May of conspiracy to import the drug by a jury at Birmingham Crown Court.
An earlier trial had to be aborted after a female juror, who had allegedly been drinking, fell asleep.
She was subsequently fined £250 for contempt.
Read more
link
Three smugglers have been jailed for a total of 24 years after one of the biggest ever seizures of drugs at a busy UK port.
The men from Birmingham attempted to import £12 million-worth of heroin which would have brought misery to the city’s streets.
Nadeem Aslam, 32, of Trafalgar Road, Moseley, who was involved in a plot to sneak the huge consignment into Birmingham under the floorboards of a lorry has been jailed for 16 years.
Mohammed Khan, 35, from Shawsdale Road, Buckland End, and Manjinder Thethy, 34, from George Street, Handsworth, had been earlier jailed for four years each after admitting attempting to import a class A drug.
Aslam had been found guilty in May of conspiracy to import the drug by a jury at Birmingham Crown Court.
An earlier trial had to be aborted after a female juror, who had allegedly been drinking, fell asleep.
She was subsequently fined £250 for contempt.
Read more
link
Sunday, 25 November 2012
'SIR' MOHAMMAD CHOWDHURY 'IS A KILLER'
A TEACHER has been unmasked as a convicted murderer after checks into
his background failed to show he was wanted in his home country.
The Home Office is being urged to extradite Mohammad Chowdhury, convicted in Bangladesh of killing a man in 1997.
He received a life term in 2005 in his absence after moving to Britain.
The father-of-two, who works at the Darul Hadis Latifi ah School in east London, says he is innocent and his late brother, Seraj, stabbed the victim in self-defence.
The school will re-open an probe which cleared him in September and if he is found guilty it will “stop employing him”.
The Home Office is being urged to extradite Mohammad Chowdhury, convicted in Bangladesh of killing a man in 1997.
He received a life term in 2005 in his absence after moving to Britain.
The father-of-two, who works at the Darul Hadis Latifi ah School in east London, says he is innocent and his late brother, Seraj, stabbed the victim in self-defence.
The school will re-open an probe which cleared him in September and if he is found guilty it will “stop employing him”.
Saturday, 24 November 2012
Council chiefs vow to bring child grooming offenders to ‘justice’
COUNCIL chiefs in Rotherham today vowed to bring sexual predators to justice for targeting young children in the town.
The vow came after the disclosure of confidential police and council documents and intelligence files on the sexual exploitation of children in South Yorkshire.
They revealed that for more than a decade South Yorkshire authorities have been aware of a growing culture of men targeting vulnerable young English girls to groom for sex, but give a series of shocking examples of where offenders have never been prosecuted.
Link
Rotherham MP Denis MacShane, said
“We need to tackle the alienation of so many young Asian men from modern society. Sadly the endemic poverty and growing joblessness especially amongst young British men in South Yorkshire with Asian parents who often face prejudice in getting jobs creates a no-work, no-hope, no-future.
Yes the same Muppet
MacShane to quit as Rotherham MP after concluding he had submitted 19 false invoices “intended to deceive”.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/356017/New-plea-on-quit-MP-Denis-MacShane
The vow came after the disclosure of confidential police and council documents and intelligence files on the sexual exploitation of children in South Yorkshire.
They revealed that for more than a decade South Yorkshire authorities have been aware of a growing culture of men targeting vulnerable young English girls to groom for sex, but give a series of shocking examples of where offenders have never been prosecuted.
Link
Rotherham MP Denis MacShane, said
“We need to tackle the alienation of so many young Asian men from modern society. Sadly the endemic poverty and growing joblessness especially amongst young British men in South Yorkshire with Asian parents who often face prejudice in getting jobs creates a no-work, no-hope, no-future.
Yes the same Muppet
MacShane to quit as Rotherham MP after concluding he had submitted 19 false invoices “intended to deceive”.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/356017/New-plea-on-quit-MP-Denis-MacShane
Paedophile Qamar Malik assaulted girl, aged six
A predatory paedophile who cruised Bradford’s streets hunting for young girls was today behind bars after he was found guilty of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a six-year-old girl.
Car salesman Qamar Malik, 28, was also convicted by a jury yesterday of twice attempting to abduct a girl aged 12 in daylight.
When he was 16, Malik sexually assaulted three girls he met by chance in the street, dragging one down a snicket to molest her, the jury was told during the trial at Bradford Crown Court.
Malik, of Parsonage Road, West Bowling, Bradford, was yesterday remanded back into custody to await sentence by Judge Peter Benson who said it was “a very disturbing case” with “a big background”.
He warned Malik to expect a substantial prison sentence when he is brought back to court on January 15.
Judge Benson adjourned the case for the preparation of a report from the probation service that will assess the level of danger Malik poses to members of the public.
The judge told him: “You have a history of assaulting girls who are strangers in the street and I need the probation service to prepare a report to assess the level of risk you present.”
Malik, wearing a blue sports shirt, sat in the dock with his head bowed after the verdicts were delivered.
He was unanimously convicted of twice trying to abduct a 12-year-old girl from central Bradford in July.
The jury found him guilty by 11 to one majority verdicts of kidnapping the six-year-old girl on August 13 this year by unlawfully, and by force or fraud, taking or carrying her away and of sexual activity with the child by touching her chest and waist.
Both the girls were strangers to Malik, the court was told.
Prosecutor Rupert Doswell said Malik stopped his car near the 12-year-old girl, told her she was cute and asked her to sit in the vehicle.
Days later, he followed her in a car, beckoned her over and asked for her phone number.
The girl ran off and sought help from a woman passer-by outside the mosque on Newman Street, Bradford.
Weeks later, he pulled the six-year-old girl into a car, drove her around and molested her.
When Malik was 16, he dragged a 15-year-old girl into a snicket when she was on her paper round and indecently assaulted her.
In a second incident, he jumped on a girl walking to school in Manchester Road, knocked her down and sexually attacked her.
The third offence was on a woman over 16 who was grabbed from behind and groped The jury was told that Malik was warned by the police on August 3 this year that complaints had been made about him stopping his black Ford Focus next to young girls and telling them they were beautiful.
link
Car salesman Qamar Malik, 28, was also convicted by a jury yesterday of twice attempting to abduct a girl aged 12 in daylight.
When he was 16, Malik sexually assaulted three girls he met by chance in the street, dragging one down a snicket to molest her, the jury was told during the trial at Bradford Crown Court.
Malik, of Parsonage Road, West Bowling, Bradford, was yesterday remanded back into custody to await sentence by Judge Peter Benson who said it was “a very disturbing case” with “a big background”.
He warned Malik to expect a substantial prison sentence when he is brought back to court on January 15.
Judge Benson adjourned the case for the preparation of a report from the probation service that will assess the level of danger Malik poses to members of the public.
The judge told him: “You have a history of assaulting girls who are strangers in the street and I need the probation service to prepare a report to assess the level of risk you present.”
Malik, wearing a blue sports shirt, sat in the dock with his head bowed after the verdicts were delivered.
He was unanimously convicted of twice trying to abduct a 12-year-old girl from central Bradford in July.
The jury found him guilty by 11 to one majority verdicts of kidnapping the six-year-old girl on August 13 this year by unlawfully, and by force or fraud, taking or carrying her away and of sexual activity with the child by touching her chest and waist.
Both the girls were strangers to Malik, the court was told.
Prosecutor Rupert Doswell said Malik stopped his car near the 12-year-old girl, told her she was cute and asked her to sit in the vehicle.
Days later, he followed her in a car, beckoned her over and asked for her phone number.
The girl ran off and sought help from a woman passer-by outside the mosque on Newman Street, Bradford.
Weeks later, he pulled the six-year-old girl into a car, drove her around and molested her.
When Malik was 16, he dragged a 15-year-old girl into a snicket when she was on her paper round and indecently assaulted her.
In a second incident, he jumped on a girl walking to school in Manchester Road, knocked her down and sexually attacked her.
The third offence was on a woman over 16 who was grabbed from behind and groped The jury was told that Malik was warned by the police on August 3 this year that complaints had been made about him stopping his black Ford Focus next to young girls and telling them they were beautiful.
link
Carwash kingpin jailed over plan to flood North-East with heroin
THE mastermind behind a plan to flood the North-East with heroin and cannabis was last night starting a sixteen-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
Majid Khan used his car wash business in Middlesbrough as a front for a multi-million pound plot to mass distribute drugs.
Incredibly, one of the men behind the nationwide scheme was already serving a 14 year sentence in jail.
Teesside Crown Court heard how that didn't prevent convicted drugs baron Imran Bashir helping to orchestrate the team.
Bashir brazenly discussed the evil plan during a prison visit when his wife used her mobile phone to host a conference call with Khan.
Although both men spoke perfectly good English, their conversations recorded by prison bosses were in mostly in Urdu and contained codes.
Although police recovered drugs worth £300,000 the court heard how the trade was worth millions.
link
Friday, 23 November 2012
Police shut down Rochdale takeaway in ‘child grooming’ probe
A Rochdale takeaway has been shut down as part of a new probe into the alleged sexual exploitation of children.Tariq’s Pizza Plus, in Milnrow, was slapped with a three-month closure order by a magistrates court after an application from police and licensing officers.
A man who previously worked at the takeaway has also been banned from associating with a number of named people said to be ‘at risk of sexual exploitation’.
The probe was launched after Rochdale council received a number of alerts.
The allegations were passed to police and yesterday Bury and Rochdale magistrates granted the closure order.
Supt Chris Hankinson, based at Rochdale, said: "In recent weeks, we have been informed about a pattern of anti-social behaviour relating to an individual who worked at these premises. An investigation is ongoing, but we felt it was important to take proactive measures to safeguard any children who may come into contact with this individual.
"As a result, we issued him with a number of abduction notices which prohibit a person from associating with named individuals when they are at risk of sexual exploitation.This individual no longer works at, or associates with, the premises.
"Working in partnership with Rochdale council, we have now secured a temporary closure of the premises to ensure that any risk to vulnerable youngsters is kept to a minimum while the criminal investigation continues."
Jeanette Staley, Rochdale council’s community safety manager, said: "An application was made at Bury and Rochdale magistrates’ court to allow us to close Tariq’s Pizza Plus, in Dale Street, Milnrow.
"We were acting on community intelligence and police concerns. The council have reasonable grounds to believe that in recent months crime and disorder related to the premises has occurred.
"The court granted the application and the premises will now close with immediate effect for three months."
Thursday, 22 November 2012
No Faith in the System afterToddler's attackers escape jail
A COUPLE who hit a two-year-old boy so hard he was left with brain injuries after he would not eat his dinner have avoided prison.
The toddler was attacked by Alix Bluck, 22, who along with then partner James Bluck, 35, was supposedly caring for the child.
A shocked visitor said the child looked like a "Romanian orphan" as he lay on a mattress in a bare room.
When the child – who cannot be identified for legal reasons – was taken to hospital in Glasgow, medics discovered multiple bruising.
He was severely underweight and had brain haemorrhages and permanently reduced vision in his right eye from his ordealYesterday at the High Court in Edinburgh, the pair, of Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, avoided jail.
Alix Bluck was sentenced to 100 hours of unpaid work in the community and a three year supervision order. Her ex-partner was also ordered to perform 100 hours unpaid work and told he would be supervised for one year
link
The toddler was attacked by Alix Bluck, 22, who along with then partner James Bluck, 35, was supposedly caring for the child.
A shocked visitor said the child looked like a "Romanian orphan" as he lay on a mattress in a bare room.
When the child – who cannot be identified for legal reasons – was taken to hospital in Glasgow, medics discovered multiple bruising.
He was severely underweight and had brain haemorrhages and permanently reduced vision in his right eye from his ordealYesterday at the High Court in Edinburgh, the pair, of Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, avoided jail.
Alix Bluck was sentenced to 100 hours of unpaid work in the community and a three year supervision order. Her ex-partner was also ordered to perform 100 hours unpaid work and told he would be supervised for one year
link
Friday, 9 November 2012
Mussie to be sentenced for double Wakefield murder
Man to be sentenced for double Wakefield murder
An asylum-seeker who murdered two teenage girls and left their bodies in a Wakefield flat will be sentenced today.
Ahmad Otak stabbed his ex-girlfriend’s sister, 17-year-old Kimberley Frank, and her friend Samantha Sykes, 18, in March.
Otak, 21, who is from Afghanistan and entered the UK in 2007, visited Kimberley’s flat in Barden Road to discuss his stormy relationship with her sister Elisa before the murders took place.
He pleaded guilty to two counts of murder at a previous hearing at Leeds Crown Court.
After he entered the pleas, Judge Peter Collier warned him: “As I’m sure you will understand, the sentence for murder is fixed by law and the sentence that will be passed on you in due course is one of life imprisonment.”
Appearing via videolink from Wakefield Prison, Otak denied two further charges relating to the kidnap and false imprisonment of Elisa Frank.
He also pleaded guilty to carrying a blade - a kitchen knife - in Wakefield on the day of the murders.
He will be sentenced at Leeds Crown Court.
http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/latest-news/top-stories/man-to-be-sentenced-for-double-wakefield-murder-1-5113255
An asylum-seeker who murdered two teenage girls and left their bodies in a Wakefield flat will be sentenced today.
Ahmad Otak stabbed his ex-girlfriend’s sister, 17-year-old Kimberley Frank, and her friend Samantha Sykes, 18, in March.
Otak, 21, who is from Afghanistan and entered the UK in 2007, visited Kimberley’s flat in Barden Road to discuss his stormy relationship with her sister Elisa before the murders took place.
He pleaded guilty to two counts of murder at a previous hearing at Leeds Crown Court.
After he entered the pleas, Judge Peter Collier warned him: “As I’m sure you will understand, the sentence for murder is fixed by law and the sentence that will be passed on you in due course is one of life imprisonment.”
Appearing via videolink from Wakefield Prison, Otak denied two further charges relating to the kidnap and false imprisonment of Elisa Frank.
He also pleaded guilty to carrying a blade - a kitchen knife - in Wakefield on the day of the murders.
He will be sentenced at Leeds Crown Court.
http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/latest-news/top-stories/man-to-be-sentenced-for-double-wakefield-murder-1-5113255
Thursday, 8 November 2012
Rape victim was 'dragged into car wash'
A 17-YEAR-OLD who alleges she was raped by a stranger has told a jury her attacker dragged her into a car wash before attacking her.
Ali Yazzin, 30, of Neath Road, Landore, denies a single count of rape.
The trial at Swansea Crown Court had to be halted after the alleged victim, who cannot be named, suffered a panic attack as she was cross-examined by barrister Paul Hobson.
The alleged offence was said to have happened on June 3 as the victim, then aged 16, walked along Neath Road, from the Liberty Stadium towards the city centre at 4am.
She alleges he called out to her, and despite originally walking away, she then turned and began talking to Yazzin.
After asking him for a cigarette, the pair began walking together. She said he then grabbed her head and tried to kiss her.
The victim then alleges he dragged her 11 metres from the main road into a car wash and raped her.
She said during the attack she slid to the floor hoping to stop him attacking her.
She arrived at a friend's home and was "dishevelled" and covered with dirt, prosecutor Frank Phillips said.
A DVD recording of her police interview was played to the jury.
She said he had asked her if they could have sex, but she said no.
Yazzin repeatedly told her: "You're very hot," before and during the attack.
She said after Yazzin dragged her into the car wash, pushed her against the wall and began his attack by pulling down her trousers and underwear.
"I couldn't believe what I was seeing," she said.
She told the officer interviewing her she was "scared" and "frightened".
She said she could hear him breathing deeply during the attack.
"I froze," she said.
After the attack she said she ran away.
Yazzin admits having sex with the alleged victim, but said it was consensual. The trial continues.
link
Ali Yazzin, 30, of Neath Road, Landore, denies a single count of rape.
The trial at Swansea Crown Court had to be halted after the alleged victim, who cannot be named, suffered a panic attack as she was cross-examined by barrister Paul Hobson.
The alleged offence was said to have happened on June 3 as the victim, then aged 16, walked along Neath Road, from the Liberty Stadium towards the city centre at 4am.
She alleges he called out to her, and despite originally walking away, she then turned and began talking to Yazzin.
After asking him for a cigarette, the pair began walking together. She said he then grabbed her head and tried to kiss her.
The victim then alleges he dragged her 11 metres from the main road into a car wash and raped her.
She said during the attack she slid to the floor hoping to stop him attacking her.
She arrived at a friend's home and was "dishevelled" and covered with dirt, prosecutor Frank Phillips said.
A DVD recording of her police interview was played to the jury.
She said he had asked her if they could have sex, but she said no.
Yazzin repeatedly told her: "You're very hot," before and during the attack.
She said after Yazzin dragged her into the car wash, pushed her against the wall and began his attack by pulling down her trousers and underwear.
"I couldn't believe what I was seeing," she said.
She told the officer interviewing her she was "scared" and "frightened".
She said she could hear him breathing deeply during the attack.
"I froze," she said.
After the attack she said she ran away.
Yazzin admits having sex with the alleged victim, but said it was consensual. The trial continues.
link
Max Clifford admits to covering up Child Abuse
A covertly recorded video in which Max Clifford states that he creates false images, deceives people and and lies. He then goes on to admit that he had played a part in covering up the sexual abuse by Tory Minister, Alan Clark of two girls from the age of 14 who were the daughters of his mistress, stating, 'The only slightly serious side about it was he'd actually interfered with those girls from the age of fourteen.'
Max Clifford is now the PR Ambassador for the charity Children In Need.
Max Clifford is now the PR Ambassador for the charity Children In Need.
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Man, 25, jailed for raping girls as a teenager
A rapist from Blackburn, whose victims included a girl aged as young as four, has been jailed for seven years.
Firdosh Umarji was frequently high on cannabis and alcohol when he carried out a string of sex attacks when he was aged 12 to 14, Preston Crown Court was told.
A judge told Umarji, now 25, he had caused ‘immeasureable harm’ to his victims as he was imprisoned and made the subject of a sexual offences prevention order.
Umarji, of July Street, Blackburn, had denied six offences of rape, three charges of indecency with a child and indecent assault.
A jury convicted him of all offences except one rape in 2001 and the indecent assault charge after a trial.
Passing sentence, Judge Christopher Cornwall said it appeared Umarji had frequently been using cannabis and alcohol when he carried out the rapes.
“The harm you did to these girls was immeasurable,” added Judge Cornwall.
Victim impact statements given to the court told how the rapes left the young victims feeling ‘dirty’ and had made at least one of them unable to form relationships with new partners.
Jurors were told that the rapes occurred between 1999 and 2003, when the defendant would have been aged between 12 and nearly 15. The victims were aged between four and nine years old.
Andrews Marrs, defending, said his client still maintained his innocence regarding the charges and would be supported by his immediate family upon his eventual release, in efforts to rebuild his life.
Umarji, a father-of-one, was also ordered to sign the sex offenders’ register for life. The sexual offences prevention order restricts his access to children, without the express permission of parents, who have full knowledge of his offending record.
link
Firdosh Umarji was frequently high on cannabis and alcohol when he carried out a string of sex attacks when he was aged 12 to 14, Preston Crown Court was told.
A judge told Umarji, now 25, he had caused ‘immeasureable harm’ to his victims as he was imprisoned and made the subject of a sexual offences prevention order.
Umarji, of July Street, Blackburn, had denied six offences of rape, three charges of indecency with a child and indecent assault.
A jury convicted him of all offences except one rape in 2001 and the indecent assault charge after a trial.
Passing sentence, Judge Christopher Cornwall said it appeared Umarji had frequently been using cannabis and alcohol when he carried out the rapes.
“The harm you did to these girls was immeasurable,” added Judge Cornwall.
Victim impact statements given to the court told how the rapes left the young victims feeling ‘dirty’ and had made at least one of them unable to form relationships with new partners.
Jurors were told that the rapes occurred between 1999 and 2003, when the defendant would have been aged between 12 and nearly 15. The victims were aged between four and nine years old.
Andrews Marrs, defending, said his client still maintained his innocence regarding the charges and would be supported by his immediate family upon his eventual release, in efforts to rebuild his life.
Umarji, a father-of-one, was also ordered to sign the sex offenders’ register for life. The sexual offences prevention order restricts his access to children, without the express permission of parents, who have full knowledge of his offending record.
link
14 year old girl put in cell for asking to change teaching group
H/T thebigcornishman
A 14-year-old girl has been arrested for allegedly making racist remarks at a school in Greater Manchester.Codie
Stott said she asked to be moved from a science group where she was
with five Asian pupils – only one of whom spoke English.
The 14-year-old was questioned in a juvenile unit before being released without charge.
Harrop Fold High School, in Worsley, is investigating before deciding on what action to take.
Racism complaint
Codie said: “I asked the teacher could I change groups because I didn’t understand them and she said I was being racist and started shouting at me.”
A complaint was made and she was taken to a police station.
Her mother said her Codie’s jewellery and shoelaces were removed, her fingerprints and DNA samples were taken and she was put in a cell.
The school said it wanted to ensure it had a caring and tolerant attitude to pupils of all ethnic backgrounds and it did not stand for racism in any form.
Greater Manchester Police said it took hate crime reports very seriously and its treatment of the teenager was in line with normal procedure.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/manchester/6047514.stm
Girl arrested in racism inquiry
Codie Stott was arrested for her comments
|
The 14-year-old was questioned in a juvenile unit before being released without charge.
Harrop Fold High School, in Worsley, is investigating before deciding on what action to take.
Racism complaint
Codie said: “I asked the teacher could I change groups because I didn’t understand them and she said I was being racist and started shouting at me.”
A complaint was made and she was taken to a police station.
Her mother said her Codie’s jewellery and shoelaces were removed, her fingerprints and DNA samples were taken and she was put in a cell.
The school said it wanted to ensure it had a caring and tolerant attitude to pupils of all ethnic backgrounds and it did not stand for racism in any form.
Greater Manchester Police said it took hate crime reports very seriously and its treatment of the teenager was in line with normal procedure.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/manchester/6047514.stm
Mother fears daughter kidnapped by her vengeful ex-boyfriend three years ago may have been sold in Paki child trafficking racket
Former
charity worker Gemma Wilkinson, 32, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater
Manchester, has not seen little Atiya Wilkinson since her third birthday
in 2009 when she was snatched by her father in a spiteful act of
revenge. Former insurance salesman Razwan Ali Anjum, 28, who was livid
at being spurned by Gemma, jetted off to his native Pokistan with Atiya
before contacting her mother saying: 'You’ll never see your daughter
again'
News report here.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)