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Six key members of one of Britain's worst grooming gangs have been released early and two are no longer even on licence. They terrorised young girls in Oxford between 1998 and 2005 by raping them after plying them with drugs and alcohol. https://t.co/FsYJoI2ZAz
'They can go back to business, back to communities where victims are trying to live their lives!' Former Detective Superintendent at Scotland Yard Shabnam Chaudhri reacts to news that six members of an Oxford grooming gang have been released early, with two no longer on licence. https://t.co/dIudPA5kbA
'One year in prison for every year they kept children under this horrendous abuse!' GB News' @CDP1882 reacts to news that six members of an Oxford grooming gang have been released early, with two no longer on licence. https://t.co/8kZxvhrCMo
Six key members of a grooming gang convicted for abusing young girls in Oxford between 1998 and 2005 have been released from prison early, with two no longer on licence. The gang was responsible for raping victims after supplying them with drugs and alcohol. This group was among seven Pakistani men jailed in 2013 for these crimes. The early release has drawn criticism from public figures, including a former Detective Superintendent at Scotland Yard, who highlighted concerns about the offenders returning to communities where victims are attempting to rebuild their lives. Separately, Irfan Khan was sentenced to 12 years for multiple counts of rape and threats related to a grooming gang active in Kirklees from 1999 to 2012, while two men, Farhang Taha and Attullah Areen, are awaiting sentencing for sexually abusing girls in Coventry between 2016 and 2018.
