Rotherham abuse scandal: Police corruption probe after allegations of collusion…

Rotherham abuse scandal: Police corruption probe after allegations of collusion…

A major investigation into allegations of police corruption relating to the Rotherham child abuse scandal is under way after a two-month trial highlighted apparent collusion between officers and offenders.

During the course of the trial at Sheffield Crown Court, allegations were made that South Yorkshire Police officers had passed information and drugs to a Rotherham child grooming ring and acted to protect serial child abusers Arshid and Basharat Hussain from prosecution.

Read on… http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/rotherham-abuse-scandal-police-corruption-probe-after-allegations-of-collusion-between-officers-and-offenders-1-7747350

2 thoughts on “Rotherham abuse scandal: Police corruption probe after allegations of collusion…

  1. No one could imagine the scale of police collusion ….until now …”The other 92 allegations relate to 54 named officers ā€“ 26 of whom are under notice they are the subject of misconduct investigations.”….. How are we expected to trust any member of the police force ever again ..they were and indeed are the one organisation that we should be able to trust to protect us from the bad guys … turns out police and bad guys walk hand in hand ..Trust and respect are very hard to earn … and so easily lost….I have lost all trust and respect for this organisation .

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  2. This particularly blatant example of corruption within the police service illustrates just how institutionalised it has become. These officers, over many years, protected the perpetrators, shared in the profits, conspired to pervert the course of justice, destroyed statements and evidence, harassed and threatened parents who complained, and FAILED to protect the children involved.
    I think it’s time for a Royal Commission into police corruption in the UK

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