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Human error may have led to grooming gang cases being dropped - NCA Operation Beaconport

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IwantToRetire · 05/11/2025 18:06

Operation Beaconport - a National Crime Agency project tasked with unearthing failings to tackle grooming gangs - is set to look at thousands of cases where police forces and the Crown Prosecution Service decided to take no further action against suspects.

Police say that there appear to be cases where lines of inquiry were not pursued properly, victim accounts were not taken, and suspects were not interviewed as they should have been.

Investigations that were wrongly closed with no further action taken have already been discovered.

Full story https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn4j0l3rlmlo

A woman sits in a chair looking out a window, through curtains. You can just see the side of her and back of her head

Human error may have led to grooming gang cases being dropped, says NCA

Officers say there appear to be cases where lines of inquiry were not pursued properly.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn4j0l3rlmlo

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BundleBoogie · 07/11/2025 14:21

lcakethereforeIam · 07/11/2025 11:09

When this was first reported, it was just the social worker attended the wedding, nothing about the sex or race of the SW. I filled in the blanks myself and assumed it was a young white woman. When I very recently learned the truth, I'm still working through my own prejudices and assumptions there, I was utterly horrified.

Quite. I think lots of people make a fairly natural assumption that it was just a silly misguided and woke SW but knowing his sex and religion would prompt people to join the dots and realise that he is enabling his fellow Muslim. There’s a reason why those facts were concealed. The media are complicit in the cover ups.

BundleBoogie · 07/11/2025 14:19

oldtiredcyclist · 07/11/2025 06:32

This was the male Pakistani Muslim senior social worker, who advised that a 15 year old girl, who was raped and abused from the age of 13, should live with her abuser. He was present at the Islamic wedding ceremony, where she married her abuser. The police investigated him and found he had done nothing wrong. Every person involved in this case should be in prison for a very long time. The social worker, Anwar Meah is still working for Bradford social services AFAIK.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c89ezepnj0jo

It’s so awful. And criticising this man will be caught up in the purposely wide definitions of ‘Islamophobia’ and conflated with any actual acts of harassment or violence against Muslim people in order to make the case for extra protection for Muslim people and therefore making it harder to call out behaviour like this.

lcakethereforeIam · 07/11/2025 11:09

oldtiredcyclist · 07/11/2025 06:32

This was the male Pakistani Muslim senior social worker, who advised that a 15 year old girl, who was raped and abused from the age of 13, should live with her abuser. He was present at the Islamic wedding ceremony, where she married her abuser. The police investigated him and found he had done nothing wrong. Every person involved in this case should be in prison for a very long time. The social worker, Anwar Meah is still working for Bradford social services AFAIK.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c89ezepnj0jo

When this was first reported, it was just the social worker attended the wedding, nothing about the sex or race of the SW. I filled in the blanks myself and assumed it was a young white woman. When I very recently learned the truth, I'm still working through my own prejudices and assumptions there, I was utterly horrified.

PrizedPickledPopcorn · 07/11/2025 07:06

Morningsleepin · 07/11/2025 02:48

Well, I'm old so it doesn't that long ago that they arrested children and charged them with prostitution

Yes, so do I. Can you see the problem with that? Just checking.🤐

SalmonOnFinnCrisp · 07/11/2025 06:50

spannasaurus · 05/11/2025 18:18

That headline annoys me.

Saying that human error may have led to cases being dropped makes it sound like a passive error that caused the cases not to be investigated. Something along the lines of information being misfiled or forgetting to take witness statements.

Yep

"Police indifference and incompetence" is more likely correct.
They shoukd aldo be investigated for corruption becsuse i'd be shocked if some of them weremt taking back handers and turning a blind eye to this horror.

oldtiredcyclist · 07/11/2025 06:32

This was the male Pakistani Muslim senior social worker, who advised that a 15 year old girl, who was raped and abused from the age of 13, should live with her abuser. He was present at the Islamic wedding ceremony, where she married her abuser. The police investigated him and found he had done nothing wrong. Every person involved in this case should be in prison for a very long time. The social worker, Anwar Meah is still working for Bradford social services AFAIK.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c89ezepnj0jo

Morningsleepin · 07/11/2025 02:48

PrizedPickledPopcorn · 05/11/2025 19:05

Human error, erroneously thinking children can be prostitutes.

Well, I'm old so it doesn't that long ago that they arrested children and charged them with prostitution

IwantToRetire · 07/11/2025 02:28

Another thread that seems to have had the info in the OP ignored.

The accusation is that the police and CPS decided to "take no further action".

Not a human error.

An actual decision to not persue a complaint to trial.

Or is it because it is men, the "error" is other men not recognising this as a crime.

Its well known that the CPS drops as many cases as it can, and only wants the open and shut cases to make their stats look good.

Not forgetting that even in open and shut cases juries wont always convict in rape trials because juries, including women, dont want a man's reputation to be damage and stop him from getting employment.

How can the call conscious decisions an error.

Or are the obliquely recognising that men's view of the world is an error.

A small sop to say how naughty of us not to see our "natural" behaviour as a crime.

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Maaate · 06/11/2025 09:54

spannasaurus · 05/11/2025 19:23

And what would that look like.

Rape victims being forced to marry their rapists.

Male family members of the victims being allowed to rape one of the rapists female family members as punishment.

The UK legal system has it faults but I still choose that over community punishment

Well no. Allowing the community of the rapists to decide their punishment would probably end up in a similar situation to what we have now - fuck all happening because the girls were obviously just slags who were up for it.

lcakethereforeIam · 06/11/2025 09:25

Is 'error' shorthand for longstanding institutional fuckup and indifference?

Ereshkigalangcleg · 06/11/2025 01:07

NoNever · 06/11/2025 01:04

Human error is forgetting your keys.

Human error is not multiple police officers from multiple forces in multiple cities “forgetting” that gangs of grown men raping, torturing and murdering little girls is a bad thing.

Quite.

NoNever · 06/11/2025 01:04

Human error is forgetting your keys.

Human error is not multiple police officers from multiple forces in multiple cities “forgetting” that gangs of grown men raping, torturing and murdering little girls is a bad thing.

BundleBoogie · 05/11/2025 23:35

Ereshkigalangcleg · 05/11/2025 23:05

The scale of the corruption, negligence of duty and abuse by the authorities in these areas is immense.

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It’s quite horrific isn’t it.

I think we should have a careful look at the people and organisations that are not fully behind a proper, laser focused inquiry. There are too many conflicts of interest going on.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 05/11/2025 23:05

BundleBoogie · 05/11/2025 22:58

Sadly, in some cases it’s far worse than that.

“Five women who were exploited by grooming gangs in Rotherham as children say they were also abused by police officers in the town at the time.
One says she was raped from the age of 12 by a serving South Yorkshire Police (SYP) officer in a marked police car. He would threaten to hand her back to the gang if she did not comply, she says.
"In a world where you were being abused so much, being raped once [by a police officer] was a lot easier than multiple rapes [by the gang] and I think he knew that," she tells the BBC.
We have seen written accounts from these women, plus testimony from 25 other victims of grooming gangs, with some of those women saying that corrupt police officers worked alongside the gangs or failed to act on child sexual exploitation.”

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn9y0lvpyqvo?app-referrer=deep-link

The scale of the corruption, negligence of duty and abuse by the authorities in these areas is immense.

BundleBoogie · 05/11/2025 22:58

Kendodd · 05/11/2025 22:23

Human error my arse, they were dropped because they didn't give a shit.

Sadly, in some cases it’s far worse than that.

“Five women who were exploited by grooming gangs in Rotherham as children say they were also abused by police officers in the town at the time.
One says she was raped from the age of 12 by a serving South Yorkshire Police (SYP) officer in a marked police car. He would threaten to hand her back to the gang if she did not comply, she says.
"In a world where you were being abused so much, being raped once [by a police officer] was a lot easier than multiple rapes [by the gang] and I think he knew that," she tells the BBC.
We have seen written accounts from these women, plus testimony from 25 other victims of grooming gangs, with some of those women saying that corrupt police officers worked alongside the gangs or failed to act on child sexual exploitation.”

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn9y0lvpyqvo?app-referrer=deep-link

Kendodd · 05/11/2025 22:23

Human error my arse, they were dropped because they didn't give a shit.

GoldThumb · 05/11/2025 22:13

Heggettypeg · 05/11/2025 22:05

I can believe in human error per se, but not in the kind of "human error" that makes similar cases go off the rails in the same direction, over and over again.

Aah, gotta love a euphemism.

Heggettypeg · 05/11/2025 22:05

spannasaurus · 05/11/2025 18:18

That headline annoys me.

Saying that human error may have led to cases being dropped makes it sound like a passive error that caused the cases not to be investigated. Something along the lines of information being misfiled or forgetting to take witness statements.

I can believe in human error per se, but not in the kind of "human error" that makes similar cases go off the rails in the same direction, over and over again.

Greyskybluesky · 05/11/2025 20:39

Ereshkigalangcleg · 05/11/2025 20:33

They’re also a fan of sex tourism in Africa.

ah yes, the "exotic lovelies"

Ereshkigalangcleg · 05/11/2025 20:33

They’re also a fan of sex tourism in Africa.

Heggettypeg · 05/11/2025 19:34

JanesLittleGirl · 05/11/2025 19:23

Yeah, don't I know. The same poster that advocates for non-secret votes so that Reform voters can be denied jobs and services.

I think it is this same poster who was on the threads about the Huntingdon knife attack. They said that - in the interests of community cohesion - the authorities should say that the perpetrator was white, whether he was or not.

IwantToRetire · 05/11/2025 19:32

One day it would be really nice if FWR was able to have threads that focused on a feminist analysis of women's rights.

So many threads now just become the leaping off point for individual bug bears.

Its only to be expected that MSM will use "feminism" as a starting off point to then to then ignore feminism, but strange that it seems to have take hold here.

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stomachamelon · 05/11/2025 19:26

@Swiftasthewind tbh I am not a regular poster on these threads and even I know that it has been pointed out to you several times A. Why you can’t just allow communities to just do their own thing and B. Certain communities neither value women and have odd ‘punishments’ for these type of crimes that seem just to punish women strangely.

EmeraldRoulette · 05/11/2025 19:24

spannasaurus · 05/11/2025 18:18

That headline annoys me.

Saying that human error may have led to cases being dropped makes it sound like a passive error that caused the cases not to be investigated. Something along the lines of information being misfiled or forgetting to take witness statements.

This!