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The British police have once again proven themselves incompetant when it comes to dealing with Islamic sexual assault. Here, the West Midlands staff in charge of evidence needed for combatting a Muslim rape gang lost 30 hours worth of interview recordings with a victim of one of the demonic predatory gangs (via Jihad Watch):

Police have been accused of failing a grooming gang victim after bringing no charges in seven years – and losing 30 hours of her interview tapes.

Hannah, whose name we have changed to protect her identity, reported to West Midlands Police that she was repeatedly raped by 18 men while growing up in Walsall.

The attacks allegedly began when she was just 10-years-old and continued until she was 17….

Hannah says the repeated attacks took place in the back streets of Walsall with multiple boys and men lining up to abuse her.

She recalled: “It was pretty much wherever they saw me. I could just be walking to the shop.

“They never cared if any children were watching, they never cared about stuff like that.

“As soon as one had finished the next was waiting, it was like a queue.

“They told me they would tell my family if I told anyone. Now looking back I don’t believe they would have done that, but I was a child and I was so worried they would tell my family and I would get the blame.”

Hannah first went to cops in 2013 aged 18 after fleeing her home because she says her Pakistan-born father was trying to force her into an arranged marriage, while she was also victim of alleged domestic abuse by relatives.

She gave the names of 15 alleged abusers – including four of her male cousins – during 30 hours of harrowing recorded interviews with detectives.

The force did arrest nine suspects but later dropped the investigation in 2015, soon after conducting a new video interview with Hannah – which she says lasted just 10 minutes and involved cops asking just two questions.

In 2018 Hannah pleaded for her case to be looked at again after reading about grooming scandals in Rochdale, Telford and other areas.

She was backed by the Birmingham-based Muslim Women’s Network who told her, and police, there had been failings in the original probe.

West Midlands Police are said to have initially refused to reopen the investigation on the grounds there was no new evidence.

But after Hannah got help from a local Walsall charity, the force subsequently reopened the probe in June 2019.

Yet in 19 months the force have only recently interviewed two suspects in voluntary interviews.

And the current investigation is understood to have focused on just three suspects, rather than all 18 men Hannah claims abused her and other Walsall girls over many years.

Hannah was also horrified to learn – six months into the current investigation – that the force had seemingly LOST 30 hours of interview footage originally recorded in 2013, which contained details of her allegations….

Hannah first reported the alleged longstanding sexual abuse by her cousins and other young Asian men living in Walsall in 2013 to Nottinghamshire Police after fleeing her home.

She said: “In 2013 the allegations I made about men and boys in Walsall were passed by Nottinghamshire Police to Walsall Police, Walsall then passed it to Wolverhampton, for whatever reason. I was never living in Wolverhampton, there was never any offending in Wolverhampton, so we don’t know why any of the police documents went there.

“Then the case was sent to West Bromwich police which is where it is now at. Police dropped the case in 2015, didn’t agree to reopen it in 2018 but then finally did so in June 2019.”

It was after reading about schoolgirl victims of grooming gangs in other parts of the country that she decided in 2018 to press police to look again at her own case.

Speaking about the original 2013 investigation, she said: “I was just sitting there in 2018 thinking of every other investigation that had gone on and all the **** coming out about all the disgusting Asian men that were doing everything to these girls.

“I thought to myself, ‘I know my investigation wasn’t investigated properly.'”

Some may think to nickname the UK police as the Keystone Kops, but nothing's funny when dealing with repulsive issues like these. They failed another victim of Islamofascism, and doubtless on purpose. The worst part is that a lot of the police staff involved could very easily be Muslims themselves, which explains some of the incompetance.

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