http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/05/09/police-migrant-shopping-centre-rape/ Archive: http://archive.is/KAy96
From the article:
"Officers chose not to broadcast the case “in this particular instance” for the sake of the victims, who were “only 14-years-old and had just been exposed to a highly traumatic experience”, claimed police spokesman Lene Roesen, adding that the force would not answer hypothetical questions.
Last week police confirmed to local media that two Afghan nationals aged 16 and 20 have been arrested and charged with rape and attempted rape, respectively.
The alleged attacks took place during the evening of March 31, when the two men reportedly waited until the girls went into the public restrooms to assault them.
Reports of the crime led to a “storm” of telephone calls to the region’s SSP — a collaboration between schools, social services and police — according to Steen Bach, who heads the service in Esbjerg municipality.
“Many parents … called and asked if they should be worried about letting their children go to Broen Shopping, [the mall in which] the episode took place,” he said. “Our answer was an emphatic ‘no’.” "
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carmencita ago
“Many parents … called and asked if they should be worried about letting their children go to Broen Shopping, [the mall in which] the episode took place,” he said. “Our answer was an emphatic ‘no’.” "
WHY? Why as a parent would you even ask that question?!!! NO Do NOT send your child to the shopping center You Morons! Wake Up! Boy the dumbing of the planet has been a successful operation.
Enigmatic_Continuum ago
Right? I'm nostalgic for the good ol' days when moms could drop us off when we were 13 to cruise the mall and nobody had a care in the world. What was with that? Were these crimes just not talked about or did they not happen in such prevalence?
think- ago
They were not talked about. I remember a story a woman resident in Rotherham told (yep, that Rotherham). She and a relative (both teenagers/girls) at the time went to a bookstore, and were molested there by a man. They went out, and told their two aunts. The aunts said they should up and not talk about it! Just imagine!
The woman quoted this experience as example that girls were raised in a way that you had to suffer silently when you made these kind of experiences.
Factfinder2 ago
Good grief! Hard to believe, but it explains a lot about why we are where we are today with pizzagate.
think- ago
Yes. Maybe I'll find the source - I have saved it somewhere. It was a very good article about the 'culture of silence' in Rotherham. Pointing out that teachers and classmates knew that underage girls had adult 'boyfriends' (=traffickers), but nobody intervened.