54 arrested in crackdown on grooming of young girls for sex

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Telegraph and Argus:

7:00am Monday 11th March 2013 in News Photograph of the Author By Chris Tate, T&A Reporter

Chief Supt Angela Williams in Lund Park, Keighley Chief Supt Angela Williams in Lund Park, Keighley

A police chief has revealed that 54 suspects have been arrested across the Bradford district in the last five months by officers investigating cases of predatory paedophiles.

Speaking after the jailing of two child rapists, who travelled to Keighley to groom and snare their victims, Chief Superintendent Angela Williams pledged to work with the whole community to improve youngsters’ safety.

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Chief Supt Williams said although both men were Asian, that was not viewed as a significant factor in the actual crime.

“While we, of course, acknowledge their ethnicity, what we are dealing with is paedophiles regardless of their background,” she said.

“That is why we will work with every part of the community and welcome information and help from all people,” she said. “I care about Keighley – we all care about Keighley.”

l Shazad Rehman and Bilal Hussain raped a 14-year-old-girl “one after the other” and each raped other teenage girls after luring them into cars.

Rehman, 30, of no fixed address, was jailed for 18 and a half years and Hussain, 23, of Neville Road Avenue, Leeds, was jailed for 17 and a half years by a Bradford Crown Court judge last week.

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6 Replies to “54 arrested in crackdown on grooming of young girls for sex”

  4. The fact that the government is acting shows how scared they are, they are afraid that the ordinary people are about to do something.

  5. 54 muslims. Thats 54 muslim families. With their extended families thats is a large chunk of Bradford.

  6. Our dim police forces argue that child molestation is not an asian (muslim) thing – it didn’t used to be a British thing, but there are those in our society who will think “if the muzzis can do it, I’ll have a go. Hence the problem disperses throughout the society.