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Sven Longshanks
Daily Stormer
October 19, 2014
A new Police report has confirmed what readers of the Daily Stormer have long been aware of. That at least 75% of all known rapists prowling the streets looking for children to groom are Non-White. This report was compiled just in the West Midlands area, but everywhere that has been colonised by these parasites are having the same problems with them.
The Police, Social Services and Councils in the heavily infested areas have all been failing their vulnerable White victims out of fear of being called ‘racist’ and this new report follows on from the previous scandals in Rotherham, Rochdale and Derbyshire.
The shocking statistics are contained in a confidential report from West Midlands Police.Another report identified 111 youngsters at risk of child sexual exploitation in Birmingham last year, with the youngest aged just 11, and almost half of them under 15 years old.
The Children’s Society has also previously warned that vulnerable children were being taken to hotels in the West Midlands and abused by gangs after being plied with drugs and alcohol.
The Mail has discovered how children across the region have been failed by police, councils and social services – with some known offenders not being prosecuted and victims being locked away in secure accommodation to protect them.
The sickening situation was revealed by Birmingham Safeguarding Children Board (BSCB) in a Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Prevention and Intervention Strategy published in September 2013. It was sent to partner agencies, including West Midlands Police, but was never issued to the media.
It said: “The partnership arrangements in Birmingham are currently failing to protect our children from child sexual exploitation.
“Perhaps the clearest indicator of this is reflected in that at the time of writing this strategy, there are three young people, the victims of child sexual exploitation, who are subject to a Secure Accommodation Order whilst the perpetrators of these horrific crimes remain at liberty and continue to target other children. The absence of the prosecutions of these offenders is startling.
“Partner inaction may indicate that there is sometimes a reluctance to use the statutory powers available to them, and this is unacceptable.”
But the ethnic make-up of the child sex groomers could cause the biggest controversy, as it seemingly mirrors the problem of Asian gangs targeting young girls in places like Oxford, Rochdale and Rotherham, where an estimated 1,400 children were abused over 16 years after public body failings.
A report to Sandwell Safeguarding Children Board (SSCB) last year drew on an official West Midlands Police ‘profile’ – an in-depth intelligence-based report on Child Sexual Exploitation which revealed how the Asian gangs were targeting white girls with on-street grooming.
The force produced the report in 2012, with a sanitised version given to safeguarding boards in the region. Neither the original report nor the sanitised version were placed in the public domain.
A report to SSCB last year referred to the sanitised police version and disclosed for the first time that Asian gangs are preying on young white girls in West Midlands communities through on-street grooming – the term used to describe children in the UK being targeted by men for sexual abuse.
This can be anything from being offered gifts from older boys to being asked to attend ‘parties’ with older men, where they are abused.
The Sandwell Safeguarding report stated: “Intelligence suggests that of potential suspects identified, 75 per cent of those known are of Asian ethnicity.
“This has mirrored other forces’ experiences of known offenders and, as we have seen from the Derbyshire, Lancashire and Rochdale cases, has the potential to impact on trust and confidence within local communities across the West Midlands.”
The report added that 82 per cent of victims were white girls aged between 14 and 16, with 80 per cent having been reported as missing more than once, and 38 per cent having been in care.
At the time of writing its report in September last year, Birmingham Safeguarding Children Board said there were currently 111 young people known to be at risk of grooming and child sexual exploitation.
Two per cent of victims were aged 11; one per cent aged 12; five per cent were 13; 11 per cent aged 14, and 29 per cent were 15. Of the other victims, 21 per cent were aged 16; 24 per cent were 17; six per cent aged 18, and one per cent aged 19.
