300 more Paedophiles at large in Rotherham

[Mister M 1,625]

I can't think of a punishment sufficiently deserving of their crimes.

I just hope their many victims can find the strength to lead happy and fulfilled lives.

I know that some in the police, council and social service turned a blind eye to what happened to the children - they should never be allowed to work with children again - their neglect allowed dreadful suffering to continue.

 

Further information here: http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/feb/24/child-sex-abuse-rotherham-guilty-gang-hussain

Edited February 24, 2016 by Mister M

[Hesther 10]

I can't think of a punishment sufficiently deserving of their crimes.

I just hope their many victims can find the strength to lead happy and fulfilled lives.

I know that some in the police, council and social service turned a blind eye to what happened to the children - they should never be allowed to work with children again - their neglect allowed dreadful suffering to continue.

 

Further information here: http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/feb/24/child-sex-abuse-rotherham-guilty-gang-hussain

 

That just about sums up my feelings on the matter too.

 

As if rape is not terrible enough, it is much worse than rape what they have done to children and their families, it is pure evil.

[Penistone999 10]

A youth worker in Rotherham has said the authorities were aware of these animals but they were allowed to go unchallenged.

 

A youth worker in the town, who wrote an unpublished report for the Home Office in 2002 on child sexual exploitation, said the men had considered themselves above the law.

Adele Gladman said: "They were being allowed to do it completely unchallenged and I think that did definitely give them a feeling of invincibility.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35651366

 

Havnt we been here before ?

[Hesther 10]

A youth worker in Rotherham has said the authorities were aware of these animals but they were allowed to go unchallenged.

 

A youth worker in the town, who wrote an unpublished report for the Home Office in 2002 on child sexual exploitation, said the men had considered themselves above the law.

Adele Gladman said: "They were being allowed to do it completely unchallenged and I think that did definitely give them a feeling of invincibility.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35651366

 

Havnt we been here before ?

 

Yes, quite.

http://news.sky.com/story/1440761/thatcher-turned-blind-eye-to-paedophile-mps

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

Provided the guilty serve a sentence commensurate with the crimes they have committed, then justice has been served.

 

How these animals were allowed to commit offences over so many many years is another question altogether. Prosecution of the incompetents:loopy: who knew about these animals and their crimes ought to follow. But I will not hold my breath as "LESSONS HAVE BEEN LEARNED". again.

 

Angel1.

[Mister M 1,625]

Provided the guilty serve a sentence commensurate with the crimes they have committed, then justice has been served.

 

How these animals were allowed to commit offences over so many many years is another question altogether. Prosecution of the incompetents:loopy: who knew about these animals and their crimes ought to follow. But I will not hold my breath as "LESSONS HAVE BEEN LEARNED". again.

 

Angel1.

 

Yes quite. The IPCC investigation into the police officers is still on going. I don't know of any similar investigation into social workers or other council workers that knew.

But 3 of the whistle blowers who tried to raise concerns were ignored and their reports to council and police chiefs were sanitised.

 

The men and women sentenced today is just the start. We know that at the very least 1,400 children were raped and tortured for over a long period of time. There must be more prosecutions. And those who ignored the children's suffering, or implied that these children were making a 'lifestyle choice' should be dealt with - in my mind they too are complicit.

[Quik 10]

One of the victims was on the radio earlier and was very clear that its still going on in Rotherham. I hope that the rightful focus on past cases does not make the police take their eye off the ball with ongoing abuse.

[Penistone999 10]

Yes quite. The IPCC investigation into the police officers is still on going. I don't know of any similar investigation into social workers or other council workers that knew.

But 3 of the whistle blowers who tried to raise concerns were ignored and their reports to council and police chiefs were sanitised.

 

The men and women sentenced today is just the start. We know that at the very least 1,400 children were raped and tortured for over a long period of time. There must be more prosecutions. And those who ignored the children's suffering, or implied that these children were making a 'lifestyle choice' should be dealt with - in my mind they too are complicit.

 

Totally agree .

 

But i wont hold my breath

[Jonny5 10]

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

 

Today's ruling is a start but the police and Rotherham local government still have much to answer for.

[AmourDesign 10]

Arshid Hussain's lawyers said he had been bed-ridden for the last two years following a shooting in 2005 which left him a paraplegic and he was allowed to follow the trial from his home via a video-link.

 

He wasnt bed ridden 3 weeks ago....

 

http://www.thestar.co.uk/webimage/1.7713186.1454508664!/image/3016966755.jpg_gen/derivatives/articleMaxWidth_620/3016966755.jpg

[Mr Gobby 10]

The third brother was obviously thinking long term.I hope the sentence he recives will be long enough untill he is old and grey .

 

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Arshid Hussain's lawyers said he had been bed-ridden for the last two years following a shooting in 2005 which left him a paraplegic and he was allowed to follow the trial from his home via a video-link.

 

He wasnt bed ridden 3 weeks ago....

 

http://www.thestar.co.uk/webimage/1.7713186.1454508664!/image/3016966755.jpg_gen/derivatives/articleMaxWidth_620/3016966755.jpg

 

And yet the charade goes on and he is allowed to do it with his entourage in tow.

[natjack 10]

The other set of brothers, cleared of all charges? Wonder how that happened, you'd think with the amount of time it took to bring them all to court, the CPS would have had unchallengeable evidence to bring forward.

 

Nice to be able to say Well done, SYP - for a change. Now for the RMBC councillors, council officers, social workers and care home staff and police who were derelict in their duty, when do they face their day in court?

 

And did anything ever happen in the case of PC Ali who was run down and killed? Never heard any more about that, did we?