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Home Secretary Asked to Review Deportation of Convicted Rochdale Offender
Officials have been asked to examine whether a man who completed a 14-year sentence for sexual offences can be removed from the United Kingdom. Campaigners are also pressing for legislative changes that would permit deportation in similar cases.
Jul 13, 6:50 PM·1m read2 sources
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A man identified as Shabir Ahmed completed a 14-year prison term after convictions for multiple rapes and sexual offences against young girls in Rochdale. The home secretary has been asked to review the case to determine whether deportation is possible under current law.
The proposed changes would apply to offenders who have served sentences for serious sexual crimes.
Background on the Case Ahmed's convictions stemmed from offences committed in Rochdale over several years. The request for review follows completion of his custodial sentence.
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