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Rochdale Grooming Gang Leader Released from Custody

A prominent figure in a Rochdale grooming gang, convicted of numerous child sexual offenses, has been released from prison on license.

Rochdale Grooming Gang Leader Released from Custody

Convicted Grooming Gang Leader Released

Shabir Ahmed, who led a grooming gang in Rochdale and was known as 'Daddy' to his victims, has been released from prison. Ahmed was sentenced in August 2012 to 22 years for a range of child sexual offenses, including rape, involving girls as young as 12.

Release Conditions and Deportation Issues

Victims were recently informed that Ahmed would be released on license. Despite previous assurances, deportation could not proceed due to a 55-year-old legal precedent. The 73-year-old reportedly left prison earlier this week and is now residing in secure accommodation, subject to electronic monitoring via a GPS tag.

Background of the Case

Ahmed's conviction in 2012 brought to light the extensive abuse perpetrated by the gang. The recent decision regarding his release and the inability to deport him have drawn attention to legal complexities surrounding such cases.

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