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That little niggle in the back of one's mind that tells you there seems to be a pattern with
the ongoing grooming-gang problems, it still tickles and itches
Maybe those wiser than a pleb like me could elaborate?

Rochdale grooming gang child sex beast who fled UK is sent back from Pakistan.

'Convicted rapist Choudhry Hussain did a runner while on bail but has now been extradited to Britain
where he will serve his 19-year prison sentence.


Convicted rapist Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain fled the UK while on
bail during his trial in 2015.

A convicted rapist from Rochdale who fled the UK while on bail during his trial in 2015 has been extradited
from Pakistan. Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain, 42, was one of 10 men - mainly of Pakistani or Bangladeshi heritage
- sentenced in 2016 for committing sexual offences against a teenage girl in the town.

Hussain, formerly of Mayfield Terrace, was jailed in his absence for 19 years for rape, sexual activity with a child
and conspiracy to rape. He was arrested in Pakistan in January 2019 and held in prison until his extradition on
Tuesday.

The white complainant told officers that from the age of 14 she had been repeatedly sexually groomed by a large
number of men. She also said "hundreds of men" would ring her up wanting her to go out and have sex with them.

The vulnerable teenager came forward following widespread media coverage of the 2012 convictions at Liverpool
Crown Court of nine Asian defendants for grooming white girls for sex in Rochdale.
Detective Superintendent Jamie Daniels, of Greater Manchester Police, said: "Hussain is a sexual predator who
mistakenly thought he could flee to another country to live the good life, while his victim was forced to deal with the
consequences of his vile actions and robbed of justice.


(top row left to right) Abid Khan, Afraz Ahmed and Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain
(middle row left to right) David Law, Kutab Miah and Mahfuz Rahman
(bottom row left to right) Mohammed Dauood, Mohammed Zahid and Rehan Ali
all committed sexual offences against a teenage girl in Rochdale.

"His apprehension demonstrates that when it comes to pursuing perpetrators of child sexual exploitation, we will
hunt them across the globe if necessary." Dr Christian Turner, from the British High Commission in Islamabad,
said: "This latest example of close co-operation between the UK's and Pakistan's law enforcement agencies
shows there is no escape for those who flee from the law, even across international boundaries.

"Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain will finally face jail for his terrible crimes.
"This is down to the hard work and excellent collaboration between Pakistan and UK authorities, including the
Federal Investigation Agency, the Punjab Police, Greater Manchester Police, and teams at the British High
Commission in Islamabad."...'

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