Britain’s FBI takes over probe into police officers accused of historic sex abuse of Rotherham girls

An investigation into the allegations of historical sexual abuse of police officers in Rotherham will be captured by the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) equivalent to the FBI.

Last month, survivors of sexual exploitation in the town, former officials in relation to a series of allegations of the South Yorkshire Police (SYP) investigation, ‘faith’ was not said.

On Friday, the Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC) said ‘former South Yorkshire Police (SYP) officers who were not sacrificed against child sexual abuse complaints will be carried out by NCA under the management and control of the IOPC.

The investigation was carried out by the SYP’s great criminal unit under the rule of IOPC and three former officers were arrested.

However, IPC said that he responded to concerns about the Participation of SYP and the perception of conflict of interest.

He said that asking NCA to take over was a common decision with SYP.

IOPC, although we are satisfied, because there is no conflict of interest with the Syp ” investigation to NCA’ya NCA can provide more assurance to the victims’ believes.

The lawyers representing the survivors welcomed the movement as ‘step in the right direction’, but said that their customers were worried about the continuous participation of IOPC.

PC Hassan Ali was investigated for the police abuse of the victims of the Grooming Gang. In 2015, he died a week after he was assigned to limited tasks in relation to five complaints against him.

Sammy Woodhouse, the victim of the grooming scandal, who revealed Rotherham cases, says he called Ali in 2013.

IOPC Director Emily Barry said: ‘Sacrifice-Survivors are always at the center of our investigations and it is very important to trust and trust in the investigation.

‘We know the concerns about some of the SYP’s serious complaints research on old SYP officers, and we want to make sure that any sacrifice-body may come to the fore with complaints about former SYP officers.’

Five women told BBC how they were exploited from the gangs in the town as a child and sexual abuse by the officers.

According to a special report of the BBC, a girl was raped in a distinctive police car from the age of 12, and the officer threatened to give it back to the groom if he did not.

NCA said that the investigation will be carried out by civil servants from the Stovewood Operation, a major ten-year investigation of the sexual exploitation of child sexual exploitation between 1997-2013.

The operation Stovewood identified more than 1,100 children who participated in the exploitation in Rotherham.

Philip Marshall, President of the Stovewood Operations, said: ‘The National Crime Agency will ensure that the victims remain at the center of this investigation while the South Yorkshire police started to work.

‘Our investigation is independent of the Southern Yorkshire Police, but we will work closely with the power and independent police behavior office to ensure that the victims receive the best service and support as the investigation is transferred to us.

‘I encourage more victims or any information that can help us to investigate, by calling our 24-hour phone line or sending the investigation team by e-mail. Alternatively, they can contact the independent office for police behavior. ‘

In 2015, PC Hassan Ali, who died because he was shot by a car on the day he was suspended for alleged abuse during the abuse scandal, allegedly raped him by a sacrifice.

TIMAR scandal shook the town of Rotherham and the reputation of the South Yorkshire Police was damaged

Last month, SwitalSskis, a law firm representing the survivors of the abuse in Rotherham, said that he hoped that the officers’ claim that the officers would be abused after the Linden operation, which has been an ongoing investigation on how the police react to child sexual abuse between 1997-2013.

The company said in a statement in July: ‘This never came. SYP, although we present the accounts of the survivors, the police officers resisted our requests for investigation about the alleged guilt.

He does not believe that those who abuse in Rotherham will do a comprehensive job on the investigation of the allegation of exploitation by SYP’s own officers. ‘

In 2022, the Linden operation concluded that SYP fundamentally failed to protect the vulnerable children and young people in the period under the investigation.

In a new statement on Friday, SwitalSskis said: ‘South Yorkshire Police (SYP), the investigation of child sexual abuse, corruption and former SYP officers, we are pleased to decide the allegations of making exploitation to the National Crime Agency (NCA).

However, considering the concerns brought to the agenda by the noticers in relation to the Linden operation earlier this year, we are worried that the investigation was still directed by the Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC).

“However, we see this as a step in the right direction and hope that those who survive more can now come to NCA.”

South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard said: ‘Victims and survivors must always be our priority.

“ `Heard, believes and support and justice to make sure that the people and systems need to rely on.

“Therefore, it was right to review the investigators of these claims and to listen to the worries of young women who were prominent to talk about Syp, IOPC and NCA’s experiences. ‘

Last month, the girls exploited by the Asian gangs in Rotherham came to the fore with the allegations that they were hunting by the police officers.

Professor Alexis Jay (Picture) said in the Landmark 2014 report that at least 1,400 children were abused in Rotherham when the authorities and the police could not move

BBC, the BBC reported that South Yorkshire has been raped by the police officer on the age of 12.

If he warns, he says he will threaten him to deliver him to the gang.

The woman is one of the five people who claim to have been exploited by the degenerated police as a child and exploited by grooming gangs.

PC Hassan Ali is among the civil servants who are allegedly hunting the girls.

In 2015, he was shot by a car on the day he was suspended during the abuse scandal for abuse.

Sammy Woodhouse, the victim of the grooming scandal who revealed Rotherham cases, called Ali as the abuse in 2013.

At least 1,400 girls in Rotherham were exploited by men with Pakistani heritage between 1997-2013, Prof Alexis Jay ended in a turning point in 2014.

Three former southern Yorkshire officers were arrested suspected of historical sexual crimes, including rape, inappropriate attacks and abuse in a public office. None of them were accused.

The gang gathered by expert child abuse lawyers, grooming the survivors of the written accounts, from the mid -1990s to the early 2000s Rotherham’da police officers claiming to serve for years.

According to the shocking report, most of them were girls in young people at that time, but some were 11 years old.

Amy Clowrey from SwitalSskis, a specialist child abuse of expert child abuse, said that the police hunting the victims of the grooming gang was ‘beyond faith’.

One reports that a police officer who has sex with girls for drugs and money.

Another says that he witnessed a class A drug supply to a grooming gang.

Three explain that he was beaten as a child by civil servants, including a police cell.

A sacrifice, called Willow, said the publisher was first 11 years old – two of them have been sexually harassed by hundreds of men for five years after targeting the police officer.

“ `He knew where we were hanging, he would ask for blowjob or rape us behind the police car, ” he said.

In a world where you are very exploited, go on rape once [each time] It was much easier than more than one rape and I think he knew it. ‘

According to Willow, after a grooming gang was put on an illegal abortion, a young worker contacted social services and the police.

However, one of the officers who abused him had emerged to interview him, ‘destroyed’, then tear his statement and threw it into a garbage box.

According to BBC, PC Hassan Ali raped him.

Another victim in the late 1990s, ‘Emma’, said that he would be raped by a crouched police officer.

‘He knew we wouldn’t be missed. He knew we wouldn’t be reported. He knew we couldn’t say anything, ” he said.

Amy Clowrey from SwitalSskis gathered the statement, the police allegedly hunted the victims of the care of the police ‘is beyond faith’, he said.

‘There was no accountability in the town – and without accountability to the South Yorkshire police will continue to be insecurity,’ ‘he added.

Prof Jay said that today was ‘shock’ that power is investigating its former officers.

He told BBC that the victims were ‘legitimate’ reasons to feel a ‘lack of confidence’ in power.