Political Correctness may have halted Investigations

PM Cameron prosecute "without fear or favour"

From Eric Dondero:

Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron is calling on investigators to use all their resources to track down all suspects and prosecute them to the fullest extent, for the rapes and murders of young British girls by Muslim Pakistani immigrant men. Most recently, new allegations have surfaced that some of the Pakistani men in custody may have killed two young girls.

From the Daily Mail "Police 'hid' abuse of 60 girls by Asian takeaway workers linked to murder of 14-year-old":

David Cameron called on police to follow criminal acts ‘without fear or favour’ wherever the evidence leads.

Background:

At least 60 schoolgirls were groomed for sex by workers at seedy takeaways linked to the murder of a 14-year-old girl.

Children as young as 11 were targeted by mainly Asian staff at fast food outlets in Blackpool. They were offered food, alcohol and cigarettes in return for sexual favours.

An unpublicised police report produced after 14-year-old Charlene Downes vanished in 2003 found the girls, most if not all white, had been victims of the ‘honey pot’ premises. There were claims last night that the report was suppressed for reasons of political correctness.

Following Charlene’s disappearance in 2003, police found more than 60 girls were being groomed for sex by non-white men centred around 11 Blackpool takeaways.

They were mainly aged between 13 and 15, but some were as young as 11. Yesterday former Detective Superintendent Mick Gradwell warned that research into the problem was being hampered by ‘political correctness and concerns about upsetting community cohesion’.

See earlier LR story from January, "UK: Young Brit Girl describes Paki Men trying to Rape her"