A judge condemned the police and social services yesterday for missing ‘tell-tale signs’ which allowed a paedophile ring to sexually torture girls as young as 11 for eight years.
Judge Peter Rook said he hoped ‘lessons would be learnt’ as he jailed seven members of a sadistic gang for a total of 95 years for their ‘depraved’ and ‘evil’ abuse of vulnerable girls.
Five gang members were given life sentences and two others were jailed for seven years for ‘crimes of the utmost gravity’.

The paedophile network groomed more than 50 vulnerable girls in Oxford between 2004 and 2012 with gifts, alcohol and drugs before subjecting them to extreme physical and sexual violence.
They used knives, meat cleavers and baseball bats to inflict severe pain on the girls for their twisted pleasure.
But a catalogue of opportunities to stop the abuse was missed as early as May 2005.

On numerous occasions girls told police officers, social workers and care staff in children’s homes how they were raped or seriously sexually abused – but no charges were brought against the gang.
Three of the girls who gave evidence at the trial were reported missing from residential care on 254 occasions.
One went missing 126 times in 15 months. Sentencing the gang at the Old Bailey yesterday, Judge Rook told them: ‘The offences involved the exploitation and abuse of young, highly vulnerable girls in the Oxford area over a long period of time.

On occasions, the depravity was extreme. You targeted the young girls because they were vulnerable, underage and out of control.
'You subjected them to repeated abuse. This was a pattern that repeated itself over and over again.’
The judge said the sick crimes had had a devastating effect on the girls’ parents who ‘were made to feel powerless when their child became entangled in true evil’.
He added: ‘Each of these young girls have shown enormous courage in coming to the Old Bailey to give evidence, knowing they would be accused of lying, knowing they would have to relive their ordeals, knowing they had not been believed in the past.
‘It is to be hoped that their courage has not only exposed your activity but will send a message to and act as a deterrent to others who are tempted to act in this way.
‘It is hoped that lessons will be learnt and the authorities now don’t hesitate to take action.’
The gang – five of Pakistani origin and two of Eritrean heritage – were last month found guilty of a string of offences, including 23 rapes, 15 conspiracy to rape charges, nine charges of arranging child prostitution, five of internal trafficking for sexual exploitation and four of sexual activity with a child.
Life sentences were handed to Akhtar Dogar, 32, and his brother Anjum, 31, who were both jailed for a minimum of 17 years, Mohammed Karrar, 38, who will serve a minimum of 20 years, his brother Bassam, 33, jailed for a minimum of 15 years and Kamar Jamil, 27, jailed for a minimum of 12 years. Assad Hussain, 32, and Zeeshan Ahmed, 27, were jailed for seven years.
Judge Rook singled out Mohammed Karrar for the ‘dreadful offences’ he committed against the girls.

He said Karrar, who refused to appear in court to be sentenced, treated one victim as his ‘commodity’ and forced another to carry out ‘depraved sexual acts’.
He befriended one girl at the age of 11, before repeatedly raping her and selling her on to men from around the country for £600 a time.
At the age of 12 he physically branded her and forced her to have an illegal backroom abortion when she became pregnant by him.
The teenage victim, who is now 19, was still so frightened of her attacker that she initially refused to give evidence for fear he would hurt her again.
The parents of one of their victims said the men took their daughter away from them and they ‘will never get those lost years back’.
In a statement they said: ‘This has been a long and harrowing trial for our family to bear.
‘We were a happy family, living in a good area.
'We never imagined this could be possible and we want to make other parents and carers aware that this type of crime can happen anywhere.
‘These men deliberately targeted and groomed our daughter regardless of our family background.’
Last night NSPCC chief executive Peter Wanless said there was ‘a systematic failure to stop the gang earlier and protect the girls who raised the alarm on several occasions’.
‘Whilst we recognise the authorities in Oxford did eventually take effective and coordinated action, this took far too long,’ he added.
‘The trial revealed staff knew one of the girls was being sexually groomed yet no immediate action was taken.’


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beritanya panjang bener... intinya buat yang ngga bisa bahasa inggris (main di bpln tapi ngga bisa baca bahasa inggris )

intinya adalah: di Inggris ini para pedofil dari negeri padang pasir bentuk gang untuk merudapaksa anak-anak cewe

beberapa dari anak anak itu dikasih obat dan minuman keras...
SHAME ON YOU MOTHER FUC**Rs

dan hasilnya adalah:
Akhtar Dogar and Anjum Dogar each given life sentences at Old Bailey
Brothers told they would serve a minimum of 17 years behind bars

Mohammed Karrar, 38, was given life with a minimum of 20 years
His brother Bassam was also jailed for life with a minimum of 15 years
Kamar Jamil, 27, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 12 years
Assad Hussain and Zeeshan Ahmed were each jailed for seven years

SIAP SIAP DITUSBOL DI PENJARA, BUT THEY MIGHT ENJOY IT