Because they had raped two 15-year-olds several times, two men were sentenced to long prisoners in England. The two are accused of having housed the girls in a children’s home at that time and then raping.
The whole thing went for a year. The actions took place in Rotherham in 2011 and 2012. On Monday, the 37 and 42 -year -old perpetrators were sentenced to 20 and 18.5 years in prison, as the National Crime Agency Investigative Authority announced. Another man with Polish citizenship, which is also said to have sexually abused the two girls, will get his punishment next week.
Gangs used difficult social circumstances
The actions fit into a long series of abuse cases in the northern English city. Between 1997 and 2013, a special committee had identified more than 1,100 children who were victims of sexual exploitation of gangs. The children often came from difficult social circumstances.
The perpetrators usually came from Pakistan, but the now convicted men come from Zimbabwe and the Ivory Coast. Things had led to great criticism of the police and the authorities. To process them, the editing “Routwood” was launched.
Source: Krone
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