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Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Drug Gangs Accuse Police of Neglect

Five survivors of sexual abuse by drug gangs in Britain have accused police of neglecting their cases. The women shared their experiences of grooming, trafficking, and exploitation, highlighting a pattern of police focus on drug offenses rather than addressing their victimization. A BBC documentary titled 'Britain's Forgotten Girls' sheds light on this ongoing issue and the systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children.

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Five survivors of sexual abuse by drug gangs in Britain have accused police of neglecting their cases. The women shared their experiences of grooming, trafficking, and exploitation, highlighting a pattern of police focus on drug offenses rather than addressing their victimization. A BBC documentary titled 'Britain's Forgotten Girls' sheds light on this ongoing issue and the systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children.

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  • ✕ loaded language: 'devastating'
  • ✕ loaded language: 'shocking'

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Sexual abuse survivors who were groomed, trafficked and raped by drug gangs as young girls accuse police of failing them

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Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Drug Gangs Accuse Police of Neglect