Thirteen arrested in child sex abuse investigation
Twelve men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of alleged historical child sexual exploitation offences.
West Yorkshire Police said the men, aged between 42 and 59, and a 60-year-old woman were arrested at a series of addresses in Bradford in March and April.
The force said the alleged offences were said to have been committed against a single victim between 2000 and 2005 when she was aged between 13 and 17.
All 13 have been bailed pending further inquiries.
Det Ch Insp Vicky Greenbank said: "These arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into non-recent sexual offences against a child in the Bradford area.
"We hope that investigations like this show we take all reports of sexual abuse seriously and you will be supported by officers with experience of dealing with these kind of offences."
Further reports will almost certainly reveal that these men are primarily, if not entirely Pakistani.
In this case, seven defendants were convicted and handed a jail sentence for 101 years in 2018 for their abuse of five girls in Rotherham between 1998 and 2005.
The gang's ringleader - Mohammed Imran Ali Akhtar - was given a jail sentence of 23 years.
The gang's ringleader - Mohammed Imran Ali Akhtar - was given a jail sentence of 23 years
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Patrick Christys revealed on his GB News show: “The taxpayer-funded legal aid paid to the legal representatives acting for a single Rotherham grooming gang has topped £600,000.
“The costs are set to soar further. Ringleader Mohammed Imran Ali Akhtar was handed a whopping £143,500 to fund his defence at trial between 2017 to 2019.
“These are new figures released in a Freedom of Information request. He was caged for 23 years in 2018 for a string of previous sex offences against young girls, but that total I outlined there does not include costs for a separate trial last year, in which he was handed a further 12-year stretch for raping a vulnerable 13-year-old girl he had plied with drugs and alcohol.
“His sentence is set to run concurrently.”
How stupid is that? It's a freeby for Ali Aktar and it means the 13 y/os rape was worth nothing in the eyes of the judge, the victim, and the rapist.
The funding that he has racked up does not include his time going on trial for another conviction for raping a 13-year-old girl after he plied her with drugs and alcohol.
Meanwhile, a further five perpetrators - who were each jailed for around 10 and 20 years - received up to £99,168 in legal aid, while the seventh gang member was given £90,849.
All - excluding one defendant - were found guilty of rape.
One convict fell asleep while victims' impact statements were read out to the court.
Victims statements have no impact on Muslims who think they have the Quran-given right to rape little British girls.
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