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The lack of motorways in Britain is actually criminal. Living in the US, it’s remarkable how well connected major cities are. I’m often shocked by how quick travelling from A to B is by car. It’s *insane* we back home have refused to connect Oxford and Cambridge.

"There is a growing perception that the individual rights of foreign nationals, even foreign nationals who've broken the law, tend to be prioritised over the collective security of UK citizens" @rakibehsan @ #BattleFest 2026 "Is the social contract broken? The fight for the soul of democracy" 👇

An abject failure of the government's first duty to protect its people. Apparently, these deportation orders aren't worth the paper they are written on. Enough is enough! thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…

🔴 LEICESTER — Vinay Parmar, 54, has been sentenced for 10 years following two counts of raping a girl aged 13 to 15 at an address in Leicester. He was sentenced on 23 October 2026 and given a lifelong restraining order on 5 November.

🔴 ROCHDALE — Haider Ali has been jailed for 10 years and 6 months for supplying heroin and cocaine as a senior member of the ‘Adam’ organised crime group. Ali, 34, managed street dealers, controlled the gang’s dedicated drug phone and directed drug deals across Rochdale. Police recovered heroin, cocaine, two phones and over £1,000 in cash following his arrest in January 2025. He was sentenced at Minshull Street Crown Court on 9 November 2026 for six drug supply offences.

Shabir Ahmed, the ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang, spent 14 years in prison for his horrific crimes. The maximum sentence for avoiding Labour's holiday tax? 14 years. It sounds too insane to be true - but it is.

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CHAOS AT BERCK BEACH, FRANCE. Friday 6 November, 3pm. It started with a young child being carried through freezing water towards a migrant boat. Then chaos erupted. Objects thrown at me. An attempt to grab my camera. A power bank launched at my head. French authorities watched. Lifeguards guided the boat. But something else caught my attention. The boat was red and green, identical in colour to the one I filmed leaving Belgium. Coincidence? Or are smugglers deliberately ordering unusual colour combinations to disguise the intended use of these boats during purchase and shipping? Another extraordinary crossing. All caught on camera. MEDIA: Credit doesn’t pay for these trips. All footage requires prior paid licensing permission. Email [email protected] before using any content.

Met chief reveals eight police forces carried out no 'critical' undercover work needed to tackle paedophiles and drug dealers in the past 12 months trib.al/Lk0gum6

GROOMING GANGS: THE MAKING OF A NATIONAL DISGRACE 🚨 I'm excited to announce that my first book will be published by Forum in February 🚨 It will trace the scandal's origins, why the gangs flourished, and how they are still operating today.

Parents urged to be alert to online grooming after offender used fake profiles to target girls A convicted child sex offender has been given another 10 years behind bars after being found guilty of dozens of further offences, thanks to specialist Met detectives. Syed Shahreear Ahmed, 37 (21.09.88), of Mossford Lane, Barkingside, who was already serving time for child sex abuse offences, was found guilty at Southwark Crown Court on 10, July following a second trial. He was sentenced (Thursday, 5 November) to 25 years with an extended period to serve on license of eight years. The latest convictions come after an exhaustive investigation by detectives from the Met's Online Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (OCSAE) team, who were determined to identify every victim and secure justice for every offence. news.met.police.uk/news/pare…

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Failed Pakistani asylum seeker Rayyan Ali, 27, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who was asleep on a bus travelling from London to Glasgow. On January 28, 2024, Ali reached through the gap between the seat and the window and touched the woman’s thigh and vagina over her clothing as she slept. The victim woke up, shouted at him to stop and alerted her friend, who informed the driver as the bus travelled through East Linton, East Lothian. Police were alerted and arrested Ali when the bus stopped in Edinburgh. The woman told Edinburgh Sheriff Court that she had been travelling back to the capital with a friend after a night out in Newcastle. She described feeling disgusted and violated by the assault and said the incident still made her cry. Ali denied the charge, telling the court he had been asleep for most of the journey and that any contact with the woman had been accidental. Sheriff Daniel Kelly accepted the victim’s evidence, finding that the touching was deliberate before convicting Ali of sexual assault. Ali had previously failed to attend two court hearings, in August 2024 and September 2026. He appeared in the dock from custody on November 6, 2026, and the court heard that he had pleaded guilty to both failure-to-appear charges. The court also heard that Ali had been arrested on the Isle of Man in January 2026 while attempting to claim benefits. The island’s Immigration Compliance team escorted him off the island and handed him over to Border Force and Merseyside Police at Liverpool Airport. Following his conviction, Ali was placed on the sex offenders register and remanded in custody. Sheriff Kelly deferred sentencing until next month to allow reports to be prepared. #UKNews #CrimeNews #Edinburgh

Fiona Goddard was 16 when police returned her to the Pakistani-heritage grooming gang that raped her. Fiona Goddard was 16 in 2010 when West Yorkshire Police officers removed her from a Bradford property where seven men of Pakistani heritage had abused her. Officers knew she was logged as an under-age child sexual exploitation victim, yet returned her to the house. One said: “She says she’s over-age — enjoy your night, lads.” Daily Dazzling Dawn understands the remark, drawn from Goddard’s survivor testimony, has become a defining example of institutional failure in Britain’s grooming gang scandal. Goddard had run away from a children’s home in Bradford in 2008 at 14. What began with a request for a lighter became sustained grooming, rape and trafficking across Blackburn, Rotherham, Rochdale, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Oldham. By the time officers found her in the Bradford property, she had been abused by at least 50 men, according to her account. Inside, some men were half-dressed and the lounge was strewn with empty bottles and drug paraphernalia. In the police car, intoxicated and disoriented, she mistakenly said she was 18. Officers had already checked the database and knew she was a child sexual exploitation victim. They drove her back regardless. By 15 she was pregnant by one of her rapists. She gave birth days after her 16th birthday and her daughter was taken for adoption. The abuse continued for another two years. Goddard has said police repeatedly blamed her, calling her a “child prostitute” and accusing her of running a brothel by 17. Analysis by anonymous researchers behind The Network Map indicates at least 60 police officers were implicated in grooming gang activity, either through active involvement or by ignoring sex crimes. The database draws on criminal trial transcripts, police and local authority records, survivor testimonies and media reports. It identifies more than 1,000 perpetrators and more than 3,000 connections between them. The project follows a review by Baroness Louise Casey, which found that Asian and Pakistani-heritage men were disproportionately represented among grooming gang perpetrators and criticised agencies for failing to record ethnicity properly. Casey also said local authorities had avoided acting over fears of being labelled racist. Nine men were convicted of 22 offences against Goddard and sentenced at Bradford Crown Court in February 2019 to a combined 132 years. Basharat Khaliq received 20 years. Saeed Akhtar was jailed for 20 years. Naveed Akhtar, Parvaze Ahmed and Mohammed Usman each received 17 years. Izar Hussain was sentenced to 16 years; Kieran Harris to 17 years; Fahim Iqbal to seven years; and Zeeshan Ali to 18 months. Goddard waived her lifelong anonymity, saying: “I didn’t do anything wrong.” Daily Dazzling Dawn learned that Goddard had repeatedly reported the case to police over five years before prosecution. She has said officers described her as streetwise, downgraded her missing-person reports and failed to treat her as a child in danger. Her case now sits at the centre of two unresolved questions: how many officers failed vulnerable girls, and what accountability remains when the perpetrators have been convicted but the institutions that enabled them remain largely unreformed. Should the officers who returned a known child sexual exploitation victim to her abusers face misconduct proceedings, or does the 2019 prosecution of nine men close the accountability question?iui

🚨 7 DAYS IN THE UK: 102 reports involving 147 migrants or minorities between 1st and 7th November 2026 ———— GUILTY 88 PEOPLE / 60 REPORTS ———— 1/11: Raza Hussain has been convicted of fraudulently obtaining £131k from the Scottish Government & Nationwide to purchase a £138k property in Scotland. 2/11: Safa Lawan, 23, has been jailed for 22 months after pleading guilty to affray and possessing a knife in public in Peterborough. He stabbed his own friend in the shoulder by accident while attempting to attack a group of men over a monetary dispute. 2/11: Bilal Ishaq jailed for 16 months and banned from driving 5 years after pleading guilty to dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, failing to stop and driving without insurance in Rochdale 2/11: Mohammed Riaz, 47, has been jailed for 22 years at Bradford Crown Court for offences including rape, stalking, exposure and assault against a woman he also subjected to physical violence, threats to kill and repeated unwanted visits to her home 2/11: Haseeb Ahmed has been jailed for 3 years after pleading guilty to causing death by dangerous driving and causing death while disqualified from driving. He was also banned from driving for 3 years and 8 months 2/11: Ali Muzamil fined £440 for failing to pay vehicle or trade licence arrears demanded following a failed payment in Newport 2/11: Mohammed Akrim, also of Newport, fined £220 for keeping a vehicle that did not meet insurance requirements 2/11: Richard Uwakwaraibe, of Newport, fined £97 and given three penalty points for driving without a valid licence 2/11: Parvina Khan, of Newport, fined £440 and given 6 penalty points after pleading guilty to speeding in a 50mph limit 2/11: Kayode Akintunde, of Newport, fined £660 and disqualified from driving for 6 months for using a vehicle without insurance 2/11: Yasin Hussain jailed for 9 years 9 months after 3 arson incidents across Pontypridd and Caerphilly. He bricked house windows and threw molotov petrol bombs into people’s homes, being driven from Scotland to Wales specifically to commit the attacks 2/11: Four Eastern European men jailed for a combined total of more than 23 years in custody for their involvement in a cocaine supply operation across east Staffordshire. Blendi Axhami, Bekim Axhami, George Ioan, Tibor Suhaj 2/11: Brothers Dylan Anthony and Kyron Anthony, pleaded guilty to firearms offences following a shooting in Swindon. They were acquitted of attempted murder, but found guilty of possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence 2/11: Ismet Kekec, a delivery driver, has been found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault against 2 women in Skegness, Lincolnshire 2/11: Adam Liaqat and Asad Khan, jailed for 15 years and 13 years respectively for possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life. The pair were planning a shooting in Smethwickwhen Liaqat accidentally shot Khan in the leg, forcing him to take a taxi to hospital. Yakuba Sawaneh, jailed for 42 months for possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply after being caught as a passenger in Liaqat’s car during a police pursuit in Oldbury 2/11: Rajinder Kumar banned from driving for 17 months after pleading guilty to drink driving. Fined £1.1k plus additional court costs 2/11: Ricky Hakim banned from driving for 3 years after pleading guilty to driving while over the legal cannabis limit. Fined £200 plus additional court costs. 2/11: “Cardiff teenager” Idris Ahmed has pleaded guilty half way through his trial for stabbing another teenager in the leg leading to an amputation 3/11: Humaira Batool has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after killing her passenger through dangerous driving. She lied about the crash, blaming her deceased friend for it, and then attempted to abscond from her sentencing. 3/11: Polish migrant, Dawid Bialek, has been jailed for 4 years and 9 months for possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine, as well as handling stolen goods. 3/11: Romanian man, Nicusor Ionescu, jailed for 2 years for dangerous driving without a licence or insurance. He fled the scene in Peterborough leaving his passenger trapped with brain injury & fractures - 2 weeks in a coma. 3/11: Albanian national, Ermir Halilaj, has been handed a 6 month SUSPENDED sentence after pleading guilty to 2 counts of illegally employing workers at his car wash in Hastings. 3/11: Zain Hussain has been jailed for 10 years 10 months after being convicted of rape, sexual assault by penetration, two counts of ABH and two counts of non-fatal strangulation in Darwen, Lancashire 3/11: Uvesh Vahora, 36, an Indian student, has been convicted of raping a woman at a property on Autumn Avenue in the Hyde Park area of Leeds 3/11: Two Kurdish brothers, Nashwan (11 years) and Razwan Amin (32 weeks) have been sentenced for corporate manslaughter and perverting the course of justice after the death of a worker who was crushed by crates of glass at UK Superior Glass in Erdington 3/11: Raheem Khan, jailed for 12 year for possessing a loaded firearm and ammo, as well as involvement in the supply of cocaine, cannabis and ketamine 4/11: Rehaan Mohammed, 19, has been handed 5 years in a young offenders institution after pleading guilty to possessing a prohibited 9mm semi-automatic pistol on Holme Wood in Bradford 4/11: Mahendra Sarvendra jailed for 6.6 years while his wife, Mirnalini, handed a 3-year SUSPENDED sentence. Both were for fraud and money laundering offences involving a remortgaging scam 4/11: Faisal Mohammed jailed for 16 weeks after throwing a brick at a charity elephant statue before urinating on it, assaulting a female officer and spitting in a police van. A prior conviction he had involved knife threats and racially aggravated ABH 4/11: Two burglars, Clirim Ferizi and Oresti Saliaj, jailed for 2 years and 3.6 years, after targeting London homes and stealing valuable goods. 4/11: Josef Dumanski and Kemar Simpson jailed for 9.4 years and 5.6 years following a series of knife fights in Manchester 4/11: Fake student, Vishal Kumar Gandhi, handed a 12-month suspended sentence for council tax fraud after using forged student certificates to avoid paying £14,500 in council tax over 12 years. 4/11: Eritrean migrant, Musa Salih, jailed for 25 years after stabbing British teenager, Harley Purdue, to death in Chatham 4/11: Bilal Shah jailed for 2 years 5 months following a series of burglaries in West Yorkshire 4/11: Saleh Mahmud jailed for 12 years after strangling, raping and robbing another man in Failsworth. He was charged with 2x rape, robbery, common assault, 2x fraud, intentional strangulation and possession of criminal property 5/11: Four men have been sentenced for the violent assault of two men during New Year celebrations: Arber Spata, Arger Poleshi, Orgito Shahini, Oltian Ndreu 5/11: Fawaz Oyedeji has been jailed for 4 years after attempting to rob a Porsche Cayenne worth £72,500 using an imitation firearm in London 5/11: Ahmad Alaboud & Abdullah Kalzli, jailed for 10 months & 9 months after attempting to pervert the course of justice by offering money and gifts to a grooming gang victim, hoping that she would withdraw evidence 5/11: Alexandre Bogalho jailed for 2.6 years after pleading guilty to the possession and supply of cocaine in Tunbridge Wells 5/11: Mustafa Ahmed jailed for 3.4 years for supplying heroin and crack through a county lines operation in Crewe 5/11: Syed Ahmed has been jailed for 25 years for raping young girls that he groomed on Snapchat. His victims were aged between 13 and 16 years old. He was convicted on 56 charges and police estimate there may be up to 48 victims in total. 6/11: Tawana Tafirenyika was jailed for 3.2 years after pleading guilty to 2 counts of attempted robbery and 3 counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, including crack cocaine and heroin 6/11: Samuel Makula, illegal migrant, has been jailed for 13 months following an "isolated incident" in Leicester where he was frothing at the mouth while chasing locals around with a knife and threatening to kill them 6/11: Dino Donaldson, 21, has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years after being convicted of murdering a 21-year-old accounting student at Strawberry Hill railway station in West London. The murder was over a £50 MDMA dispute 6/11: Shaquel Kerr, 30, has been found guilty of attempted murder after repeatedly striking his partner in the head with a claw hammer at an address in East Leake, Nottinghamshire 6/11: Homeless Macedonian migrant, Lyupche Petkovski, has been jailed for 20 months for possession with intent to supply cocaine and possessing criminal property in Aylesbury 6/11: Altin Shehu, a violent illegal migrant, has been found guilty of manslaughter after murdering another man Kent. He previously fled to Albania but was brought back to the UK to stand trial 6/11: 4 migrants have been jailed following a string of mobile phone shop burglaries across London. These are Sammie Govera, Kevlin Duarte, Louis Pandanzyla and a fourth unnamed boy stole over £150k worth of goods 6/11: Nison Rajeswaren has been jailed for 31 weeks for drink-driving, driving while disqualified and driving without insurance following a 3-vehicle collision in Harlow 6/11: Trevor Dunkley has been jailed for life after murdering a woman in 1998. He hid her body in a basement for one year before disposing of it 6/11: Six men have been convicted of laundering more than £6 million in criminal proceeds through cryptocurrency and bank transactions in Lanarkshire: Asim Afzal, Aftab Allah, Shehbaz Allah, Hamzah Habib, Kamran Javid and Imad Younis 6/11: A diverse trio have been jailed for a combined 9 years after kidnapping, imprisoning and beating a man on crutches for 12 hours. Zafar Dormant, Nathan Vilarihno and Muhammed Kah 6/11: Foysol Ahmed has been jailed for 8 years after defrauding a recently widowed Gloucestershire woman of nearly £1.5 million 6/11: Mohammed Ajmal jailed for 5 years after contacting a 14-year-old girl through Snapchat before collecting her in Wirral and sexually assaulting her at a flat in Widnes then later in Birkenhead 6/11: Ex-PCSO and Muslim convert, Alice Dobson, has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice after accessing confidential police files and sharing the information with a criminal involved in a violent attack 6/11: Mohammed Khan, Rahees Khan, Hanzalah Saladin, Adam Takolia and a 5th man who cannot be named have been convicted of conspiring to murder another man and his nephew, one ending up with an amputated hand 6/11: Imtiaz Ali, 46, jailed for 6 months after he was caught selling nitrous oxide while carrying a hammer at Spytty Retail Park on 2 November 6/11: Drug driver, Ayan Kolah, jailed for 5 years 8 months after running over cyclist Robert Jones, 64. Kolah struck Jones from behind on the A350, despite his high-visibility clothing and bicycle lights 6/11: Imran Hussain, 39, jailed after deliberately running over a cyclist, pinning him against a parked van. He repeatedly punched him in the head & ordered his unidentified passenger to stab him, which he did 6/11: Niall Uddin has received a 28-month SUSPENDED sentence after pleading guilty to possessing heroin & crack cocaine with intent to supply. Police found 231g of heroin and 36g of crack in his bedroom in Newport ———— CHARGED 18 PEOPLE / 14 REPORTS ———— 1/11: Dean Mohammed 'of Grantham' has been charged with throwing fireworks around and possessing a hacksaw blade following public reports of irresponsible explosive use on Guildhall Street in Grantham. 2/11: Wanted man, Muhammed Haji, has been arrested and charged with 5 counts of aggravated burglary from places of worship across Birmingham, Sandwell and Coventry 2/11: Muhammad Miah charged with causing death by dangerous driving after he allegedly ran over an engineering student who was crossing Welford Road in Leicester. The Uni student later died in hospital 2/11: Mohammed Abdullahi, 18, has been charged with attempted rape and serious sexual assault following an incident on Union Terrace in York city centre 2/11: Moroccan national, Iliasse Alhag, charged with affray, assault and wounding following an incident in Toxteth where another man was crushed and killed by a punching bag machine 2/11: Mohammed Navid, charged with causing death by dangerous driving following a fatal collision on Sladefield Road, Birmingham. A man in his 30s was pronounced dead at the scene 4/11: A Sudanese migrant has been charged after allegedly attempting to steal a fishing boat from Ramsgate Harbour in Kent while the crew slept below deck. The migrant then crashed the vessel into the harbour wall before telling the crew he wanted to get to France to see family 5/11: Migrant man, Krystian Kudja, has been charged with attempted murder, possession of a bladed article and possession of an offensive weapon following a stabbing on Highfield Road in Kettering 5/11: Mohammed Mahmood charged with multiple Class A drug offences following an investigation into a county lines operation known as “BIGZ”, supplying heroin and crack cocaine in Dudley 6/11: Harmeet Singh has been charged with 9 shop theft offences across Walsall and West Bromwich 6/11: Samuel Hussein and Arman Uddin have each been charged with murder following the fatal assault of another man, 26, on Midsummer Boulevard 6/11: Mohammed Ali, Justin Nwanze-Kapi and Leon Sivalie have been charged with 4 counts of arranging travel for exploitation under the Modern Slavery Act 2015 in Manchester 6/11: Two suspects have been charged with the murder of another man in Leeds. Louis Jolaoso, self-defined as Black Caribbean & Michael Gyedu, self-defined as Any Other Black 6/!11: Emeil Lee, currently of HMP Forest Bank, has been charged with the murder of a man who was stabbed in Moss Side ———— ARRESTED 2 PEOPLE / 1 REPORT ———— Two men, aged 18 and 22, have been arrested following a knife fight at Worthing railway station. ———— WANTED 14 PEOPLE / 11 REPORTS ———— 1/11: Redouane Bendhiyaf & Dion Barrett are wanted in connection with the stabbing of a man in his 20s near Tesco Express in Trowbridge. 1/11: West Midlands Police are seeking a Roma woman suspected of stealing an elderly man's gold necklace in Stourbridge 2/11: West Midlands Police are appealing for information following reports of a unidentified Digbeth entity committing an act of assault on the high Street 2/11: Sussex Police are appealing for information regarding a Tanned European man after a victim received fraudulent police calls in Tilgate, Crawley. The man then gained access to the property by claiming to represent Hammersmith Police, before making off with jewellery. 3/11: Transport Police are looking for a Tanned European man following reports that he exposed himself to a woman on the the Weaver overground line between Southbury and Liverpool Street in London 3/11: Transport Police want to speak to an unnamed black suspect following a knife battle at Worthing railway station 3/11: Transport Police are looking for this diverse character after a pensioner reported an aggravated burglary in Royton 4/11: Police are looking for two men following a suspected robbery in York city centre on 24 October. Described as black with dark clothing and a cap. The men may have approached people offering mobile phones or drugs 4/11: Two asylum seekers, Mustafa Sheno and Mohammed Barakart, are wanted following a group scissor attack of another man in Aberdeenshire 4/11: West Midlands police are on the look out for another potentially Tanned European man following reports of an assault at a store on Market Street in Kingswinford 6/11: Nacoli Bravo, 40, is wanted by Met Police in connection with an alleged attempted murder in Islington. ———— MISC & COURT 23 PEOPLE / 13 REPORTS ———— 2/11: Anthony Williams stands in Cambridge Crown Court accused of the attempted murder of 14 people across 3 incidents. The charges involve 10 victims on a LNER train near Huntingdon, 3 people in Peterborough and a 17-year-old boy at Pontoon Dock DLR station in London 2/11: Two Afghan asylum seekers stand in London Crown Court accused of 20 charges relating to the rape of a 14-year-old girl onboard a train travelling from Kent to London. They are Baryalai Rahimi and Mirebadurahman Sadat 2/11: Yassim Ahmed, no fixed abode, has made first appearance in court after being charged with attempted rape, sexual assault and theft in Wallsend 3/11: Two Nepalese drug dealers have been ordered to pay £139k from criminal assets between them after previously being jailed for a combined 8 years 3 months on charges relating to Class A and B drugs with intent to supply. They are Bishal Gurung and Darshan Rai. 3/11: Andrew Achomna has been handed an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) at Kirklees Magistrates’ Court following evidence of persistent sexually motivated and intrusive behaviour towards women and girls. 4/11: Mustafa Ali stands in Bristol Crown Court accused of stabbing another man, Leon Phillips, to death at a bus stop in Easton. 4/11: SIX Rochdale men are on trial accused of sexually abusing and exploiting three underage girls: Tahir Rashid, Mohammed Saleem, Sucklane Shah, Arshad Mohammed, Iftaq Hussain, Amjad Mahmood 4/11: Two mouse-infested takeaways plus a shop manager have been fined and ordered to pay a combined £25,786 after food hygiene breaches. Burgerslut (Manchester) Limited and Shewa Hot Food Limited 5/11: Police Scotland is investigating reports of suspected human trafficking brothels in Arbroath following concerns raised by residents 5/11: Ndue Paluca, an Albanian national who was jailed for 10 months for conspiracy to supply cannabis, has won the right to have his deportation case reconsidered after a judge found insufficient reasoning to classify him as a “foreign criminal” 5/11: Four men have appeared in court charged with separate driving offences including drink driving and driving without licence and/or insurance: Idris Abdurasid, Huruy Kfle, Sigitas Kasparaitis, Krystian Sienkiewicz 5/11: Met Police officer, Omer Farok, has been sacked after beating up a homeless man who required hospital treatment following the encounter 6/11: Akam Mohammedi, from Iran, has been bailed after his first appearance in court facing TWO counts of kidnapping a teenage girl and FOUR counts of making indecent images of a child - TWO of these counts relate to Category A images; the worst of its kind. 6/11: Dodgy car salesman Zana Muhammed has been ordered to repay £123k under the Proceeds of Crime Act, including £44k in compensation to victims who bought unsafe or damaged cars from him. ———— REMOVED 1 PERSON / 1 REPORT ———— 1/11: A Sikh hitman, Gurjant Singh, has been extradited from UK to Italy accused of shooting two men dead.

It just goes on and on doesn't it.... These three have been jailed for only 20 years combined after a student was raped , filmed and then dumped on a rural road in Worcestershire. Ajan Purewal , Jaskaran Thandi, and Hassan Jangheer picked her up on Broad Street in Birmingham in September 2023 , drove her out to Vine Lane in Clent and attacked her in the early hours. Not only that Purewal had hired a car using fake ID specifically to pre plan targeting someone. He filmed the assault on his phone. She was left in the middle of nowhere and called the police herself at around 3.30 in the morning . Purewal only got 8 and a half years . Thandi only 6 years 3 months. Jangheer only 6 years. The detective leading the case called their actions vile and predatory. Just to think they only got those sentences the victim got a life sentence to what they did that night to her!

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🚫 FORMER DERBYSHIRE POLICE SERGEANT TARJINDERJIT NIZZER DUE BACK BEFORE NOTTINGHAM CROWN COURT 🚫 Former Derbyshire Constabulary Neighbourhood Sergeant Tarjinderjit Nizzer, aged 57, is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday, 9 November 2026, for a further hearing in connection with a series of serious allegations relating to his time as a serving police officer. 🚫 Nizzer, who resigned from Derbyshire Constabulary in February 2026, faces 10 criminal charges, including eight counts of misconduct in public office, one count of attempting to pervert the course of justice and one count of computer misuse. 🚫 Allegations involving eight women 🚫The prosecution alleges that Nizzer used his position as a police officer to pursue inappropriate relationships with eight women, comprising six members of the public and two serving police officers. 🚫Court proceedings have reportedly included allegations that: - He sent inappropriate messages to a female police colleague while she was on holiday. - He made sexual comments and repeatedly asked her to meet him at the gym or for coffee. - He allegedly sent unsolicited emails to another female officer, arranged meetings under false pretences and made unwanted advances. - He allegedly made inappropriate comments about a domestic abuse victim's body and approached her in public. - Another allegation involves describing a woman as his 'dream girl', giving her money and asking her for intimate photographs. 🚫Additional criminal allegations 🚫Alongside the misconduct allegations, Nizzer faces two further charges. 🚫Attempting to pervert the course of justice: Prosecutors allege he cancelled a traffic offence report connected to the father of one of the women. 🚫 Computer misuse: He is accused of using police computer systems to carry out checks on an individual without a legitimate policing purpose. 🚫 Previous court appearance 🚫Nizzer previously appeared at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on 2 October 2026. He was not required to enter pleas during that initial appearance. District Judge Sunil Khanna sent the charges to Nottingham Crown Court and granted him unconditional bail. 🚫A subsequent Crown Court listing on 29 October recorded a Plea and Trial Preparation hearing. 🚫 Next hearing – Monday 9 November 2026 🚫The Nottingham Crown Court listing published on 8 November includes an entry for a defendant named Tarjinderjit, scheduled for 2.30pm in Court 3. The name is partially obscured in the published listing, so the identification should be treated as provisional. 🚫The case is being prosecuted following an investigation involving Derbyshire Constabulary's Counter Corruption Unit under the direction and control of the IOPC's Anti-Corruption unit