Khan’s London Suffers Most Sex Assaults
in Decade, Attacks on Males Up 59 Per Cent
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/24/2022 7:07:20 PM
London is experiencing the highest number of sexual assaults for a decade, with attacks on males aged over 13 up by an astonishing 59 per cent. Some 7,500 women told London’s Metropolitan Police they had been sexually assaulted in 2021, according to Home Office statistics reported by the BBC, with the number of police-recorded sexual assaults against men and boys aged 13 and over standing at 924.(Snip)“Govt’s ambition of improving rape charges and convictions hardly seems achievable now, especially with record crown court backlog & a chronically underfunded [Criminal Justice System],” she lamented. “We know sexual offences have been underreported in the past and we have been working hard
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Classic. The government floods the nation with foreigners who see rape as normal, including raping boys, then they complain that the court system is too underfunded to handle the number of customers they created.