An investigation has indicated that dozens of teenage girls believed to be victims of Muslim grooming gangs in Britain were allowed to be abused because law enforcement believed an investigation would be racist.
A shocking probe has shown that the Greater Manchester Police (GMP) and the city council refused to continue their investigation because of “many sensitive community issues” they had to deal with. They felt that investigating the identities of the alleged rapists, who are now being called “Asian” by the dishonest fake news of Britain, would lead to rage.
“Concerns were expressed about the risk of proactive tactics or the incitement of racial hatred,” states the 145-page independent review.
“The authorities knew that many [victims] were being subjected to the most profound abuse and exploitation but did not protect them from the perpetrators. This is a depressingly familiar picture and has been seen in many other towns and cities across the country,” the review adds.
The probe was conducted by former Cambridgeshire Police detective Gary Ridgway and childcare expert Malcolm Newsam. They focused on Operation Augusta, which was formed in 2004 following the brutal death of 15-year-old rape victim Victoria Agoglia, who died of a likely drug overdose.
Operation Augusta identified at least 57 victims, primarily white girls aged 12 to 16, and 97 potential perpetrators suspected of being involved in the rape gang activity.
However, GMP denied Operation Augusta of the resources the program needed to provide justice to these teenage rape victims. As a result, there were only three convictions related to the abuse, and Operation Augusta was eventually shut down completely.
GMP reportedly got cold feet after dealing with separate cases related to the Kurdish community that had stoked tensions. Because they didn’t want the bad public relations from targeting another minority group, they reportedly allowed the girls to be raped by foreigners instead. Isn’t diversity grand?
The report makes it clear that “very few of the relevant perpetrators were brought to justice and neither were their activities disrupted.”
Case studies cited in the report show many different allegations of rape and abuse from teenage girls. For every case, the same conclusion was found: “We cannot offer any assurance that this was appropriately addressed by either GMP or Manchester City Council.”
This conclusion was frequently used despite police obtaining “clear evidence,” including names, addresses, and places of work of the alleged perpetrators. Other facts suggest an even darker conspiracy may be afoot here.
The report shows that one suspect’s vehicle was linked to a GMP employee, who later lost their job. Other suspects reportedly brought drugs and alcohol to children in homes run by the council, with the council staff aware of what was happening and doing nothing to stop it.
The report concluded by urging police and the council to find out a way how “the people who appeared to present a risk to children in 2004 can now be brought to justice and any risk they still present to children mitigated.”
Government officials responded to the report with the usual lip service.
“Children should be able to expect those responsible for their care will do all they can to keep them safe and I want to apologize to all those vulnerable children who were let down. I can only imagine the pain and distress they must have gone through,” said assistant chief constable Mabs Hussain, the head of specialist crime for GMP.
“This report makes for painful reading. We recognize that some of the social work practice and management oversight around 15 years ago fell far below the high standards we now expect. We are deeply sorry that not enough was done to protect our children at the time,” said Joanne Roney, the chief executive of Manchester City Council.
Despite the trite platitudes, nothing is likely to be done to remedy the situation of Muslim grooming gangs having free reign with British children. The United Kingdom has been Islamified. This is your nation on multiculturalism.