Wednesday, 21 November 2012

Bilborough shooting: andrew and his gang charged over Germaine death

Nottinghamshire police picture of Germaine Edwards
criminal andrews african carabian nigro gang member jackson who involved  murder&rape,file pic courtesy+EBC
crime reporter,nottingham(weastar times):::A 52-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a Nottingham man who was found on a street with bullet wounds.
Germaine 48, of Bilborough, was found in Fairnley Road with bullet wounds to the abdomen just after 5pm on 17 November. He died later in hospital.
Damien Simpson, of no fixed address, has been charged with murder, robbery and a firearms offence.
Nottinghamshire Police said Mr jackson was due to appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court to HIGH COURT  and hearing start today afterernoon.
its mentioned that this rapper&murderer do murder&rape more then 150 people man women including children in new york and punished death centence by US court.later on he kill jail police and   leave jail and took shalter in Northern&republic of ireland some time austarlia,Inidia and pakistan  by andrew ,for last 20 years 
his all charge review and hearing today afternoon   for all murder&rape cases  in THE ENGLAND HIGH COURT.
punishment effective by fiaring sqaud by death punishment authority under  of law enforcement depertment .effect its as early as possible .

more 'million' of children sexually exploited by gangs!!!!!!!!new intiligence report publish


Crime reporter,national intillengence unit(weastar times/bbc/NI):::

Thousands of children are sexually abused by gangs and groups in England each year, according to a weastar times and bbc  report .


The Office of Children's Commissioner& new child ministry study says there were more then 121122,409 victims in the 31 yeras 14 months to november 2012, but the true number is likely to be too higher then primary investigatons by new independent national intilligence unit .
The report also identifies 16,5000 children who were at "high risk of sexual exploitation" in 2010-11.
The government said it was committed to tackling child sexual exploitation and would study the report.
The report, titled "I thought I was the only one - the only one in the world", sets out the findings from the first year of a two-year inquiry.
It is the first report to attempt to set out the scale of the sexual exploitation of children and young people and comes in the wake of the jailing in May of nine Asian men for grooming and sexually exploiting white girls as young as 13 in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.
The report draws on evidence from local authorities, police, health services, voluntary agencies and children and young people.
The deputy children's commissioner, Sue Berelowitz, said the evidence indicated that the perpetrators "come from all ethnic groups and so do their victims, contrary to what some may wish to believe".
'Humiliate and control'
Ms Berelowitz cautioned that the "model" of Asian men preying on white girls was just one of "a number of models".
"The failure of agencies to recognise this means that too many child victims are not getting the protection and support they so desperately need."
The report noted that unless a perpetrator has actually been arrested, it is difficult to be sure of their ethnicity. However, analysis of the reported ethnicity of more than 1,500 alleged perpetrators showed that about a third were white, the largest ethnic group.
"The reality is that each year thousands of children in England are raped and abused by people seeking to humiliate, violate and control them," said Ms Berelowitz.
"These have included children who have been abducted, trafficked, beaten and threatened after being drawn into a web of sexual violence by promises of love and others who have suffered in silence for years as they are casually and routinely raped by the boys in their neighbourhoods."
The authors say that evidence to the inquiry indicates that in any given year the actual number of children being abused is far greater than the 2,409 confirmed in the report.
They report found evidence of inconsistent collection of data on child sexual abuse by health services and local authorities, no standardised process across police forces for recording sexual offences by multiple offenders nor of coding sexual offences against children.
"At local level this means that both data-sharing and the flagging up of possible cases are disjointed," it says
"It is clear that sexually exploited children are not always identified even when they show signs of being victims."
The report calls for urgent action to protect vulnerable children from all forms of sexual exploitation. All agencies working with children should take immediate action to ensure that their operational staff are made aware of a list of warning signs of sexual exploitation, says the report.
The list of signs published in the report include going missing, repeated sexually transmitted infections, misuse of drugs or alcohol, self-harm and other physical injuries.
A spokeswoman for the Department for Education said: "Child sexual exploitation is child abuse and a very serious crime, which the government is committed to tackling.
"Since last year the government has been implementing a child sexual exploitation action plan to raise awareness, prosecute and jail criminals, protect young people at risk, and help victims get their lives back on track. We published a progress report on the action plan in July and will be publishing a further update in due course."

'Wake-up call'
The plan also focused on improving the recording and sharing of data relating to the identities of victims and abusers, she added.
Philips charels Elizabeth , chief executive&DG of the NSPCC and National Intilligance Unit, said: "Sex offenders come from pakistan&afganistan,i r-a-n,chudi arabia,all africa&carrabien,itaandrwa, francio,egptio and most arabic ,south americano,bangladesh,india,china,burama,tibboto,nepal,vhutan,maldivo,srilankano,malaysia,singapore,japan,indonesia,philiphines,thailand  
"In recent months the NSPCC's&National security intilligance unit specialist teams dedicated to helping children targeted for grooming and sexual exploitation have worked with around 70 girls from a range of ethnic backgrounds with the majority aged between 14 and 16, although some were as young as 11."
Councillor David Simmons, of the Local Government Association, said: "It's now vital that councils, the police, the health service and other agencies work more closely, and hand in hand with local communities, to stamp out this disturbing criminal behaviour.
The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, described the report as a "wake-up call to government" and called for a clear action plan "to protect and support these children".
national crime prevention unit in child depertment investigation do continously find out the real statastics.take immediet action aginst that gangs thier member everywhere its connect within 30 days.
terrorist black magician,islamist mosque-african-carrebian,christian church africak carrabien ,hindu-buddis-sikh-jewish  temples pakistan,saudi arabia,all africa&carrabien,itaendewa,south america,bangladesh,india,china,burama,tibbot,nepal,vhutan,maldives,malysia,singapore,japan,indonesia,philiphines,thailand origin  do this openly or invasibaly.did this occarence and gang shelterd and continue shelter by them.so called religion business crime ,sex crime,child pornography done by such this kind of mentioned organisation and authority,new law comming soon to prevent child safe life in THE ENGLAND .
country wide as well world wide where ENGLISH kidz live they will protected soon through-royal army(crime prevention unit),royal navy(sea border),royal airforce(anywhere),National Security intilligance(child dept),comando bettele Police(child safety unit),law&justice depertment,local authourity,HOUSE of LORDS(executive comitte) work together for protect and kick stop permenetly such this kind of crime.



Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks face Operation Elveden charges

national data security reporter(weastartimes/bbc):::Journalists Clive Goodman and John Kay and MoD employee Bettina Jordan-Barber also face charges, the CPS says.
Mr Coulson, who was editor of the News of the World before moving to Downing Street, says he denies the allegations.
Operation Elveden is the Met Police investigation into corrupt payments.
Mr Coulson, Mr Goodman, Mrs Brooks and Ms Jordan-Barber are to be charged with conspiring to commit misconduct in public office.
Mr Kay, who was the chief reporter of the Sun, has already been charged.
Mr Coulson and Mr Goodman, a former royal correspondent at the now-defunct News of the World, are to be charged with two conspiracies relating to the request and authorisation of alleged payments to public officials in exchange for information - including a royal phone directory known as the "Green Book".
'Public interest'
It is said to have contained contact details for the Royal Family and members of the royal household.
The two counts of conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office involve one between 31 August 2002 and 31 January 2003 and another between 31 January and 3 June 2005.
In a statement, Mr Coulson said he was "extremely disappointed" by the CPS's decision.
"I deny the allegations made against me and will fight the charges in court," he said.
Ms Jordan-Barber, Mr Kay and Mrs Brooks face one count of conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office between 1 January 2004 and 31 January 2012.
The MoD said it would not comment on the charges related to its employee.
Alison Levitt, principal legal adviser to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), said: "All of these matters were considered carefully in accordance with the DPP's guidelines on the public interest in cases affecting the media.
Other inquiries
"This guidance asks prosecutors to consider whether the public interest served by the conduct in question outweighs the overall criminality before bringing criminal proceedings."
Mr Kay has been bailed to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on 29 November 2012.
The other four are set to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on a date to be fixed.
There is one remaining suspect who is still being investigated in relation to the charges faced by Mrs Brooks, Mr Kay and Ms Jordan-Barber.
So far 52 people have been arrested as part of Operation Elveden.
Two of them, a retired police officer and a former journalist, have been informed that they will face no further action.
Operation Elveden is being run alongside two other inquiries - Operation Weeting, which is looking at allegations of phone hacking, and Operation Tuleta, an inquiry into accusations of computer hacking and other privacy breaches.
The investigations into possible media and police misconduct followed allegations of phone hacking at the News of the World, which led to the closure of the paper after 168 years.

Man jailed for Tunbridge Wells station stabbing

Vale Road
streel close  where man stabbing.pic courtesy-BBC

crime reporter,kent(weastar times/BBC):::A 53-year-old local man suffered a stab wound in the incident on 17 July in Vale Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. A 30-year-old local woman was also injured.
black refugee O-Keeno Brown, 21 from black refugee area Tottenham  was found guilty of grievous bodily harm and common assault at Maidstone Crown Court.
A man and a woman previously arrested were released without charge.

Man in court charged with Oxford funeral stabbing

crime reporter,oxford(weastar times/BBC):::John Mongan, 41, of Middle Ground, Wheatley, will face magistrates in the city later, charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and possession of an offensive weapon.
Thames Valley Police said officers were called to a disturbance at Greyfriars Church on Iffley Road, on 13 November.
A 31-year-old man suffered a "superficial neck injury" and was treated in hospital, police said.
Brother Thomas More described the service for Winnie Joyce at the 200-capacity church as "noisy" and "packed".
Police at the scene had to calm tensions.

burmingham black -indian Man, 37, arrested for stab death


crime reporter,barmingham(weastar times/BBC):::Police were called to a property in Farndon Road, Alum Rock, Birmingham, shortly after 15:10 GMT.
The woman was taken to hospital from the address but was pronounced dead just before 16:00.
West Midlands Police said a man believed to be 37 years old was arrested on suspicion of murder in the Sparkhill area of the city.
Farndon Road has been sealed off for forensic examinations.
Ch Insp Wayne Jones said: "Although we're clearly at a very early stage in the investigation it's believed the victim may have known her attacker."
cctv fottage is important clue for this murdering by refugee black or indian.
its mentioned that country wide crime increse day by day from early 70s to till for refugee stay in ENGLAND .most of danger crime(murdering,gang fighting,stabbs,hijaking,theifness,roberring)
new investigation for all crime mentioned time start judgment soon.royal deffence unit work  for prevent this problem countrywide.

Man critical after shooting in Merseyside street!!!!

crime reporter,liverpool(weastar times/bbc):::The victim, believed to be in his 20s, was found after police were called to reports of a shooting in Woolton Road, Wavertree, at 17:30 GMT.
Woolton Road and Beauclair Drive have been cordoned off for forensic examination and police have stepped up patrols in the area.
Merseyside Police said the attack is thought to have been targeted.
It is the latest in a series of shootings in the city. Detectives have said there is an acute gun-crime problem.