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Originally Posted by Russ

It’s because I find it easier to type “Asian” than “Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi” etc.

How is a six letter word more difficult than a five letter one?
Whereabouts in Asia, is Somalia?
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Thirteen men have been convicted of a string of child sex crimes in Bristol involving the abuse, rape and prostitution of teenage girls.
Bristol Crown Court heard one victim, aged 16, was assaulted by five Somali men after she was moved to the city while in the care of another authority.
Her 14-year-old sister was raped by a member of the gang while visiting her.
The inquiry led to police uncovering another gang of Somali origin who had been abusing four other girls.
The four teenagers were paid £30 or given drugs, alcohol and gifts to perform sex acts on older men from the Somali community.

In this case, 2 of the men are clearly Sikh, but 7 of the 20 are called Mohammed, with others having a Muslim aspect to their name.

A gang of men who embarked on a “campaign of rape and other sexual abuse” against vulnerable teenage girls in Huddersfield has been given lengthy jail sentences, it can now be reported.
Ringleader Amere Singh Dhaliwal, 35, was jailed for life earlier this year and told he must serve a minimum of 18 years in prison by a judge who said: “Your treatment of these girls was inhuman.”

It is Islam that binds the group, and gives it a form of internal protection, in that they are unlikely to report it.

Couple of months ago.

A new police unit to investigate child sex grooming gangs in Greater Manchester has already identified more than 800 offenders.
It is running three major investigations into historic abuse of young girls in Manchester and Rochdale.
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Across the force there are now 70 investigations which involve multiple victims of child sexual exploitation.

After the death of Victoria Agoglia, aged 15, in 2003, Augusta, was set up to see if there was a wider issue of child sexual exploitation in south Manchester. Victoria was sexually abused and injected with heroin.
Officers managed to identify a network of nearly 100 men potentially involved in the abuse of scores of girls via takeaways in and around Rusholme, but Augusta was shut down shortly afterwards due to resources, ‘rather than a sound understanding’ of whether lines of inquiry had been exhausted.

So you have a death and 100 criminals and a lack of resources was the problem? 2003 was 5 years before 2008.

A second investigation which the new CSE Unit is handling is Operation Green Jacket. It was launched in May 2019 as a response to the flawed Operation Augusta.
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Operation Green Jacket has assessed 122 victims - 82 of whom have declared themselves as victims. It has identified 124 perpetrators of whom eight have been arrested as suspects.
Of the eight arrested four relate the case of Victoria Agoglia.

8 arrests out of 124 identified perpetrators.