Maggie Oliver, the former GMP detective has given a candid interview to Channel Four relating to the release yesterday of the Rochdale Child Rapist Shabir Ahmed
She relates the words of one of his victims Ruby who was 12 years old at the time of his offences and says that in her 15 years of supporting Ruby
“I have never heard her so frightened, or triggered, or angry”
Ruby told Maggie Oliver
I want you to say – there’s been no support for the victim of the abused that’s been getting out of prison in less than two days there’s not a team of people the government said there was going to be a team for victims and that’s not been done there broken victims because of the broken system
I’m scared for my safety and my kids safety the main ring leader is getting out of prison who is well known in Rochdale Oldham and Middleton so even if he’s not in that area he still knows people and has a chance to talk to people from that area and that makes me unsafe they said at the end of the trial they was all getting deported at the end of the release and not one of those people have been deported
Adil khan is absconded and have had no updates since and again no support for the victims always false promises which the government never deliver we have thousands of victims in the uk which are not being heard or supported because of the acts of the government the systems broken and they blame it on mental health when our mental health is so messed up becuase of how victims are treated becuase again no support for victims when abusers get released from prison. victims are left to fend for themselves becuase there is no support.
“The law act 1971 why are we still going off acts from 50 years ago when it’s not 2026 and we need the acts to be changed laws need to be different and victims need to be heard”
Meanwhile a group of vigilantes said they will take to the streets of Rochdale after the grooming gang ringleader was released from prison.
The group organized by a local campaigner say they’ll patrol the area in the next few days.
