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A PERVERT music teacher who kept a vast collection of indecent images of children was caught after accidentally posting a picture of naked girls on the social media site Pintres. Kenneth Nelson, 55, was investigated after officers received a tip-off from the national Child Exploitation Online Protection police squad. They had been alerted after Nelson posted the picture of two naked girls on the popular social media platform. Nelson, who worked at a number of different schools, confessed he had done so by accident but pleaded guilty to owning a sickening horde of child porn. The fact is you chose to search out such images and view them, you did it quite deliberately, you did it repeatedly - Richard Wright QC The shamed teacher escaped jail today fleeing court with his face covered by a maroon knapsack, emblazoned with the phrase Youth and Childrens Sing Choirs. York Crown Court heard how officers attended Nelsons home on June 14 and arrested him after unearthing 16,297 vile images over several devices including pen drives, flash drives, a computer tower and a laptop. The majority were rated Category C which included erotic pictures of naked children but he also had images of children being raped and sordidly abused. The father-of-one, from Wistow, North Yorkshire, who split from his wife following his arrest, had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of possessing indecent images of children and one count of possessing a prohibited image of children. Recorder Richard Wright QC, who described Nelsons stash as an enormous number of images, sentenced him to six months imprisonment, suspended for 12 months. He told Nelson: You had become quite literally obsessed with viewing images of that type. The fact is you chose to search out such images and view them, you did it quite deliberately, you did it repeatedly. The judge added: The reality is all of these children were being abused and exploited by people like you who view these images for their own perverted, sexual gratification. Joe Culley, prosecuting, said: He admitted searching for pre-teen pornographic images for excitement adding that Nelson felt ashamed and disgusted by his behaviour. The prosecutor told the court aggravating features in the case were the high volume of images and Nelsons deliberate internet searches. Lee-Anne Robins-Hicks, defending, said, at the suggestion of police, Nelson had written to the parents of people he had previously been teaching to explain these proceedings. Nelson was also handed a community order with a 20-day rehabilitation requirement and made the subject of an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order to prevent him working with children and placed on the sex offenders register.

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A YOUNG man is today a convicted rapist starting five years in jail because he didnt listen to a woman saying no. Max Liam Gregory, 21, showed no emotion as the victim told York Crown Court how his actions had left her in a bottomless pit, made her suicidal and given her more than a year of panic attacks, anxiety, depression and other problems. She had told the jury how she had tried to push him off her and repeatedly said no as he raped her. He had responded by saying just two minutes, its fine and just 30 seconds, come on. Gregory had claimed to a jury that he had cared for her by visiting her regularly in the week after the rape in his home in Escrick Court, Escrick, in July 2015. But Recorder David Dixon said his visits were also to try and stop her reporting him to the police. York Crown Court heard she eventually spoke out after he went on holiday with his girlfriend. The judge told Gregory: It was abundantly clear to you she was not consenting. You continued on regardless. You have heard the impact that you caused on her simply by not listening to the word no. In simple words, if you had listened, you wouldnt be here, she wouldnt have had the horrible time she has had, all down to you not listening. He jailed Gregory for five years, put him on the sex offenders register for life and made a restraining order, banning him from having any contact at all with the victim for the rest of his life. Gregory had denied rape but was convicted by a jury unanimously after two hours and 40 minutes in retirement. Reading aloud a victim impact statement in a voice at times choked with tears, she said that after the rape: I then started to go into a bottomless pit. I started to get anxiety attacks. I still do. She was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder, suffering flashbacks, nightmares and waking up in sweats. Her work was affected and her condition progressed until she wanted to isolate myself from the world. She said: It got too much. On December 8, I arranged everything for my suicide. She decided to put her affairs in order, but then saw her doctor who referred her to a home treatment team who helped her and continue to visit her daily. I think about it (the rape) every day. I dont want to think about it any more, she concluded. At the end of the hearing, the judge said she had been very brave to read her statement in court. Gregorys barrister Geraldine Kelly said the womans mental problems may not have been entirely due to Gregory. His girlfriend and family were standing by him and had attended his trial. He had never been in trouble with the police before and had committed no offences since.

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A YOUNG man had an "appalling addiction" for viewing indecent images of children, a court heard.

A judge told "immature and naive" Oliver Vause, 20, that he needed to grow up.

Judge Jonathan Durham Hall QC told Vause: "Maybe now you know how desperately serious this is. Behind every one of these films and stills is some poor child being abused.

"These children are being abused only because there are people like you who want, and-or pay, and-or share these images.

"It must stop or you will be going to prison for a long time."

But the judge said a deterrent sentence could not be given in every case.

He added: "Everybody has spoken extremely highly of you. The probation service has rightly identified the public will be better protected in the long term if you can be helped, rehabilitated, and weaned off this appalling addiction that you have."

Prosecutor Richard Walters told Bradford Crown Court that Vause, of Midgley Road, Burley-in-Wharfedale, had pleaded guilty before magistrates to 16 charges of possessing hundreds of indecent images, between November 1, 2013, and May 13, 2015.

They included five videos - two at the most serious category A level, two at category B and one at the least serious category C level. Two charges related to category A still images, three stills at category B and four category C stills.

Mr Walters said there were two separate "roll up" charges involving 287 category B still images and 184 category C stills. Vause had also pleaded guilty to one charge of distributing an indecent image. Mr Walters said the Crown accepted it was possible that image had been sent by mistake.

Vause admitted a charge of failing to comply with a notification requirement, as a registered sex offender, by failing to notify police he resided at an address where a child under 18 was living, between February 24 and 26 this year. Mr Walters said the defendant had spent a night at his 18-year-old girlfriend’s address, where her 16-year-old sister was also present.

Mr Walters said it was a technical breach and there was no suggestion anything untoward took place.

The prosecutor said Vause was a man of good character before these offences.

Vause' solicitor, Nick Leadbeater, said the probation report on his client was very good.

Judge Durham Hall sentenced Vause to a three-year community order, with a 60-day rehabilitation activity requirement and supervision. He granted a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for ten years, to monitor the defendant’s use of the internet, and ordered the forfeiture and destruction of computer equipment.

The judge told Vause: "You are only 20, but you know better. You had a nasty habit. It’s got to be stopped and be resolved."

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A Dewsbury man has been jailed for 10 years after he sexually abused a six-year-old girl.

Leeds Crown Court heard after Nile Akram’s offending came to light he broke down and said: “I need help. I’ve got a thing for children.” He said he wanted to kill himself.

Abigail Langford prosecuting told the court that Akram, at the time aged 19, had let the youngster use his Playstation on January 22.

By chance she was being treated for a urine infection that day and when her mother later checked her for any soreness she mentioned something had happened to her when she was alone with Akram. He had told her not to tell anybody.

Her mother then used a teddy bear to get her to show her where he had touched her and what he had done.

When Akram was arrested he told officers he realised he had a sexual interest in children when he was about 10 or 11. He had started kissing the little girl and had progressed to other offences and knew what he had done was wrong.

Gillian Batts representing Akram said many of the offences against him came as a result of his own frank admissions to the police.

He had developed from looking at child pornography on the internet in the past to the physical offences involved.

“It is rare to come across somebody so very frank about their own problem. He acknowledges his wrong and the damage he has caused, his guilty plea is the best demonstration of that.”

“He knows he is going to receive a lengthy custodial sentence. What he wants is assistance, he is still only a young man and does not want to be the person he is.”

“One can imagine the effect on the complainant and her family.”

Akram, now 20, and of no fixed address, admitted four offences of oral rape, six of sexual assault and one charge of engaging in sexual activity. He was ordered to register as a sex offender for life.

Jailing him Judge Tom Bayliss QC said he had shown “remarkable insight” into his “deviant sexual tendencies” and had been candid with the police and courts, but they were serious offences.

“You began by looking at images on the internet when you were very young. You started by kissing this girl and then escalated to touching her and then these terrible acts occurred and you put pressure on her not to tell anybody.”

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Court hears he groomed girls with "truth or dare" games A convicted sex offender has been jailed for nine years after he abused two schoolgirls following a game of truth or dare in his home. Sentencing 50-year-old Carl Robert Whitehead at Leeds Crown Court Recorder Andrew Haslam said he had initially befriended the girls through their interest in his pet dog and then groomed them. You developed your association with both of these girls on social media such as Facebook and contacted them over their mobile telephones. He said Whitehead even paid for a top-up on one girls phone and they began visiting his home. One text message suggested he had offered them alcohol although he knew they were not old enough to drink, being 13 and 14. Recorder Haslam said a friend of Whitehead advised him to end the association and even contacted the police and they repeated that advice but he ignored them. I am satisfied you ignored that advice because you wanted to develop an association with both girls, although you knew they were under 16, for the specific reason of taking sexual advantage of them. You did that solely for the purpose of satisfying your own sexual desires. I am satisfied you groomed these girls for your own sexual purposes. He said it did not matter who suggested the game of truth or dare it developed as you wanted it to. There was kissing then he suggested they remove their clothes and finally his touching them sexually. Recorder Haslam said he believed Whitehead at least tried to go further, because he had subsequently bought them pregnancy testing kits and there was no other reason for that. He had also put the girls through a trial and accused them of fabricating their accounts which had added to their ordeal. His behaviour had clearly had a psychological impact on them. Whitehead, of St James Street, Heckmondwike, was found guilty by a jury on four charges of sexual activity with a child. Kirstie Watson prosecuting told the court had previous convictions for indecent exposure in 1988, 1989 and on April 15, 2011 as well as a conviction for gross indecency with a six year old child in 1990. Mathew Harding defending Whitehead said he still denied any offence against the girls. He had already found his experience in prison difficult being subjected to bullying.

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Khalid Raja Mahmood, is already behind bars for raping another victim.

He pleaded guilty at the start of the trial to twice raping the teenager, at Cliffe Castle Park and flats in Keighley, and three counts of sexual activity with a child.

Mahmood, 34, met the victim through another girl and "set about grooming her for sex" and offered drink and drugs.

The girl told police "Khalid raped me. It happened loads" and referred to him as "Creepy Khalid."

Judge Thomas said Mahmood, of Gordon Street, Keighley, was regarded as 'dangerous' under law and would therefore receive an extended sentence.
He was given extended concurrent sentences on each rape count for 17 years. The sentence includes 13-and-a-half years in custody and an extended licence period of three-and-a-half years.

He was given four-and-a-half years, to run concurrently, for the three sexual activity charges.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Mohammed Akram, a 63-year-old cab driver, of Holker Street, Keighley, was convicted of sexual activity with the girl once in his cab when he was 59 and she 14.

The judge jailed Akram for five years.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Israr Ali, the youngest defendant in the dock, raped the schoolgirl when he was 15-years-old, about 18 months older than the girl. He was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in a young offenders’ institute.

Ali, also known as Sari, now 19, of Devonshire Street West, Keighley, was told he took “vile sexual advantage” of the girl and looked upon her as “no more than a worthless object.”

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Zain Ali (Droopy) 20, of Buxton Street, Keighley, was given an eight-year detention sentence in a young offenders institution, to reflect his age of 16 and 17 at the time of the offences.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Saqib Younis (Saqi Butcher) 29, of Bradford Street, Lawkholme, Keighley, was jailed for 13 years for one count of rape.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Hussain Sardar (Dolly) 19, of Bradford Street, Lawkholme, Keighley, will serve six years detention in a young offenders’ institution for one count of rape. Judge Thomas said the sentence reflected his then age of 15 years and the victim’s description of his “somewhat pathetic participation.”

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Faisal Khan, (Buller) 27, of Buxton Street, Keighley, will also serve 13 years for one rape count.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Nazir Khan (Khany) 24, of Buxton Street, Keighley, was jailed for 13 years for one count of rape.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Sufyan Ziarab (Sufy) 23, of Kendal Mellor Court, Keighley, was given two concurrent 15 year sentences for two counts of rape.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.

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Kabir’s half-brother, Tauqeer Hussain, also known as Toki, 23, of Belgrave Road, Keighley, was also found guilty of two counts of rape, relating to two victims. He was jailed for 13 years for each count in relation to the Keighley schoolgirl, to run concurrently, with five years added for his second victim, meaning he will serve 18 years.

Keighley Child Sexual Abuse Ring

The Keighley child sexual abuse ring refers to a group of twelve men who were convicted of committing serious sexual offences against two underage girls in Keighley and Bradford, located in West Yorkshire, England. The offences occurred between 2011 and 2012.

The main victim was between 13 and 14 years old when she was subjected to repeated sexual abuse by ten of the perpetrators. A second girl was also abused, though to a lesser extent. The crimes included rape and various forms of sexual exploitation.

Following a trial at Bradford Crown Court, the men were found guilty in December 2015 by unanimous jury verdicts. In February 2016, they were collectively sentenced to over 130 years in prison.

The case was one of several high-profile investigations into child sexual exploitation in northern England during the 2010s, highlighting systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children and prompting widespread public and governmental scrutiny.

Memebers:

• Khalid Raja Mahmood - 17-year extended sentence for two charges of rape and three charges of sexual activity with a child.
• Tauqeer Hussain - 18 years for two counts of rape against the first victim and one rape against another teenage girl.
• Yasser Kabir - 20 years for three counts of rape against the first victim and four charges of rape, two charges of sexual assault, two charges of assault by penetration and fourcharges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity against two young girls.
• Sufyan Ziarab - 15 years for two counts of rape.
• Bilal Ziarab - 12 years for two counts of rape.
• Israr Ali - 3-and-half-years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Nasir Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Saqib Younis - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Hussain Sardar - 6 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Zain Ali - 8 years in a young offenders institution for one count of rape.
• Faisal Khan - 13 years for one count of rape.
• Mohammed Akram - 5 years for one count of sexual activity with a child.