UK child sex grooming gangs given free hand for fear of racial tensions

In a shocking revelation, a detective in the United Kingdom has claimed that an Asian grooming gang was allowed to run amok and assault young girls in south Manchester because police officers were ordered to “find other ethnicities” to investigate. The report is a scathing indictment of the Greater Manchester Police which is believed to have been biased in tackling grooming gangs comprised of predominantly Asian Muslim men. Read- UK: Police ‘recklessly ignored’ Muslim grooming gangs sexually abusing Sikh girls for decades due to ‘political correctness’, claims study The Detective Superintendent, while submitting his findings to the report panel, claimed that though his investigative decisions were not influenced by the concerns about inciting community tensions, the senior officers in the gold command group were of the opinion that the impact had to be “clearly considered”. Read- Nearly 19,000 children sexually abused in England in the past year, child grooming remains largest form of abuse: Reports “Children expect those who are invested with the responsibility of taking their care, keep them safe and away from harm’s way I want to apologise to all those vulnerable children who were let down by us.