Ten men arrested in Bradford police probe over historic child sex abuse
Police arrested ten men in Bradford as part of an investigation into the sexual abuse of historical child.
Western Yorkshire police, 49 to 71-year-old suspects, 13-15 years of age between the ages of six victims were brought to question crimes, he said.
According to The Force, all ten men bail while waiting for more investigations. They added that the protection and protection of children was “the greatest priority for themselves and that they were“ bound ”to the investigation of historical sexual crimes containing children.
A statement from the Force said: “The police investigating the uncertain reports of child sexual abuse in Bradford arrested ten men as part of the arrest operation.
“Individuals were arrested at the addresses in Bradford. Ten people between the ages of 49-71 were interviewed and continued to wait for more investigations.
“The allegations are about crimes that occurred in the region between 1994-1997 and that it was related to the underly 13 to 15 years of age.”
Detective Chief Inspector Vickybank from Bradford Regional Police added: “Protecting and protecting children is the most important priority for West Yorkshire police. This investigation shows the commitment of power to the investigation of non -end sexual crimes against children.
“Children’s sexual abuse and exploitation is a hate and disgusting crime and is a crime that affects some of the most vulnerable people in our society.
“We are working closely with our partners and charities in order to struggle with child abuse, to support the victims, to bring perpetrators to justice and to make our communities safer.
“Recently, I urge everyone who has a victim of sexual abuse to the police.
