Secret Policing dribbles

[Michael Barwell]

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Northumbria Police defends decision to not publicise alleged Leazes Park sex attack by Syrian men
· 16:11, 12 JUN 2016 UPDATED 16:54, 12 JUN 2016 BY AGENCY STAFF

Three men and a boy - one of whom is thought to have come to Newcastle as part of a resettlement programme - have appeared in court
Iain Buist

A police force has explained its decision not to publicise allegations that two teenage girls were sexually assaulted by Syrians in a park, saying such a move could have frustrated the inquiry.
Three young men and a teenager have appeared in court charged with the offences said to have happened last month in Leazes Park, Newcastle.
At least one of them was a refugee allowed into the country in the Government's resettlement programme, according to the BBC's Newsnight programme.
Northumbria Police did not publicise the alleged attacks or release details about the charges to the media.
Since Newsnight aired on Friday, and following an article in the Mail on Sunday which questioned why the force chose to "keep quiet" concerning the alleged attacks, the force has responded.
A spokesman said: "On Tuesday, May 10, police received a report that two teenage girls had been sexually assaulted in Leazes Park in Newcastle .
"An investigation was carried out. Four males were charged with sexual assault.
"Three of the men, aged 18, 18 and 20, appeared at Newcastle Crown Court on Friday June 10, and were bailed to appear at a later date.
"A 17-year-old male will appear at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court on September 29."
The spokesman said the force did not release details of every incident it investigates.
"In relation to this incident, the arrests were made within 48 hours of the report and we had an idea from the beginning of the investigation who these men were and how we could locate and arrest them," he added.
"We needed to carry out enquiries and there was no need for a public witness appeal and there was no danger to the wider public.
"Had we proactively released details of the incident then it could have frustrated our investigation."
The spokesman said the men who appeared before Newcastle Crown Court were:
· Omar Marwan Badreddin, 18 and from Newcastle, charged with sexual assault.
· Mohammed Hamdan Alfrouh, 20 and from Newcastle, charged with two counts of sexual assault.
· Mohammad Allakkoud, 18 and from Newcastle, charged with one count of sexual assault.
A 17-year-old boy, charged with one count of sexual assault, will appear at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court in September.

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Well now there's a coincidence - I've had quite a few "badger" refs - tho' I can't say that torture-murder schemes by Northumbria "Total Policing" Cess comes as a surprise - they're completely off their heads; I've long thought there's much much more to this than meets the eye -

John 'The Badge' Roberts murder: Mystery goes on as yet another suspect ruled out of probe
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• 08:50, 17 MAR 2014
  
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The Chronicle can today reveal that the ninth person to be arrested and questioned over the death of John 'The Badge' Roberts more than a year ago, has now been released without charge






John 'The Badge' Roberts
The baffling mystery of who killed John The Badge' Roberts took another twist today after yet another suspect was ruled out of the murder probe.
The Chronicle can today reveal that the ninth person to be arrested and questioned over the 32-year-old's death more than a year ago, has now been released without charge.
The 43-year-old, from Newcastle, was taken into police custody on the morning of January 9.
He was quizzed for several hours about John's violent death before being released on bail.
But the suspect has now been told no further action would be taken against him.
And John's loved ones' long wait for answers goes on.
Det Supt Roger Ford, who is leading the investigation into the dad-of-one's murder, in December 2012, has vowed not to give up until he gets justice for the family.
And he has once again asked anyone who knows anything to get in touch.
He said: "We are continuing to investigate the murder of John Roberts and we will always act on any new information that we receive.
"Information from the public may prove to be key with this investigation and one lead, or one piece of information, could be the vital breakthrough we need to locate John's killer.
"I'd urge anyone who knows anything about John's death, or anyone who has any information that they think could help us - no matter how insignificant they think it is to come forward and share it with us."
John was found battered to death in his home in Winlaton, Gateshead on Sunday, December 16, 2012.
His body was discovered by patrolling police who went to investigate after noticing the door of the house, on Park Terrace, had been left open.
A post mortem revealed he died of serious head injuries.
The tragic discovery sparked one of Northumbria Police's biggest manhunts of recent years.
Detectives have since carried out more than 2,500 house-to-house enquiries in and around Winlaton.
John was a devoted Newcastle United fan who was well known among the Toon Army.
He used to help organise away trips for travelling supporters and earned the nickname John The Badge' selling pin-badges outside the Tyneside Irish Centre, near St James' Park, on match days.
In January last year, John's picture was handed out to thousands of Newcastle United fans at St James' Park.
Detectives also took the unusual step of using an actor to film a reconstruction of John's last known movements, on the six-month anniversary of his death.
What looked like a breakthrough came in February when police arrested two men, aged 27 and 21, a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl on suspicion of murder. A 15-year-old girl was also held for perverting the course of justice.
All were put on police bail but later released without charge.
Then in April three men, two aged 40 and from Gateshead and one 43-year-old from Newcastle, were arrested on suspicion of murder. But again the suspects were released without charge.
Police are still appealing for anyone who knows anything about his death to get in touch.
John 'The Badge' Roberts John 'The Badge' Roberts murder: Timeline
SEPTEMBER 2012: John is arrested after taking a 14-year-old girl, who had planned to run away from home, to London to show her what it was like to be homeless. He is later charged with abduction.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2012: John appeared at Newcastle Crown Court in relation to the allegations. He is later caught on CCTV at the Coral bookmakers in Blaydon.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2012: John is last seen alive at 6.30pm at the Kandola Bros store in Winlaton.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2012: John's body is found when police on patrol in Park Terrace noticed his front door was open and went to investigate. A murder investigation is launched and police appeal to the public for help.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 2013: Police attend Newcastle United's home game against Reading and hand out posters and leaflets to supporters appealing for information.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2013: Police swoop to arrest a 27-year-old man in Gateshead in connection with the murder probe. He is questioned then released on bail.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2013: Police arrest two men, aged 27 and 21, a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl on suspicion of murder. A 15-year-old girl was also held for perverting the course of justice. All five were released on police bail after questioning.
MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2013: The Chronicle reveals detectives have found both male and female DNA at John's home and police urge anyone who has been in the house to come forward and give a sample.
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 2013: Police arrest three men, two aged 40 and from Gateshead and one 43-year-old from Newcastle, on suspicion of murder. All were bailed.
JUNE 15, 2013: Detectives mark the six-month anniversary of John's death with the release of a video reconstruction of his last movements.
SEPTEMBER 25, 2013: The Chronicle reveals that all suspects arrested over the murder have been told they face no further police action.
DECEMBER 16, 2013: John's mother Jennifer opens up for the first time about her son's killing, and makes an emotional plea for information.
JANUARY 9, 2014: Police arrest a 43-year-old man from Newcastle in a 7am swoop. He is taken into custody to be questioned.
MARCH 10, 2014: The suspect answers bail and is told he will face no further police action.




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