This is the chilling moment a suspected rapist was captured on CCTV carrying a semi-conscious woman in his arms just minutes before she was brutally attacked close to a city centre nightspot.

The 25-year-old victim had been drinking at a bar called Walkabout in Birmingham shortly before the attack happened and left with a man with dwarfism, known only as Kevin.

The pair then started talking to a black man, said to have been known to Kevin, who they saw outside a branch of Sainsbury’s on Broad Street.

Police say the man spoke to Kevin before lifting the woman up into his arms and carrying her away.

A short time later she was found nearby on Tennant Street in a distressed state.

The victim has allowed West Midlands Police detectives to release footage of her terrifying ordeal on October 19 last year in a bid to help them catch her attacker.

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Not only do we pay for the inferior offspring of our enemies to be educated, so that they can then take the place of our own people in all fields of employment when they grow up, but we have also been paying for their inbred cousins to be educated back in their own homelands.

It has just been revealed that a school in Birmingham which is entirely Moslem yet paid for by the British tax payer, has funnelled £1Million to a school in Pakistan, while running up debts of £3Million in Britain.

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A troubled Islamic school which is alleged to have sent £1million of public money to construct a sister establishment in Pakistan is in debt to the tune of almost £3million, Birmingham City Council has revealed.

New leadership was brought into Al-Hijrah School last year, after the council forced out the old governors and sacked its headteacher amid claims of financial irregularities and poor standard of education.

The scale of the voluntary-aided school’s financial woes have been laid bare by Birmingham City Council which said auditors now believed the school’s estimated deficit by the end of this financial year would be ‘in the region of over £3million’.

It comes as a council inquiry continues into allegations £1million of public money sent to the Bordesley Green school found its way to funding construction of a school in Pakistan.

Late last year, the new council-backed executive headteacher informed parents the taxpayer was shelling out £470,000 in rent and classroom hire costs just to keep the gates open.

Al-Hijrah, described on its website as ‘an Islamic school providing high quality education for 4-16-year-olds’ has been in special measures after a damning Ofsted inspection in December 2013.

In May last year, a Government-backed interim executive board (IEB) took over the running the school, and has been tackling what Ofsted recently called ‘a number of financial irregularities’ left over from the time of the previous regime.

The council said the massive deficit is ‘due to the financial situation we inherited’.

It has also warned the figure is likely to grow because the council has ‘a duty to improve the school environment and ensure the children have access to the resources they deserve’.

The only resources they deserve is a puddle of polluted water on a rubbish tip outside Karachi. We have no moral duty at all to do anything for these parasites and any statutes on the law books saying we should be, are clearly in contravention to all of our established common law.

Our people must come first, the idea that anything on two legs can invade Britain and then claim a piece of paper entitling them to call themselves British and claim all our inheritance to themselves is insane.

There are probably hundreds of schools like this taking our money and then sending it back to Pakiland.

The only defence against this is nationalism and the sooner our people embrace it the better.

British-born Pakistani men and Pakistani migrants are behind a ‘disproportionately high’ number of on-street child sex exploitation cases in Birmingham and the West Midlands, an official investigation has found.

And white middle-aged men have been identified as being involved in the majority of online grooming, with an increasing number of teenage boys targeting girls.

West Midlands Police and the region’s seven local authorities jointly commissioned the two in-depth ‘problem profiles’ for on-street and online child sexual exploitation (CSE) last year, but the findings have yet to be made public.

But the Mail can reveal the on-street profile discovered a ‘disproportionately high’ number of suspected offenders were of Pakistani Muslim origin, both British born and migrants. The ethnicity link mirrors that of other cities hit by CSE scandals,including Rotherham and Rochdale.

Yet it is unclear if the full findings will be made public as it is understood the figures for on-street and online grooming will be combined to paint a total picture for the region’s CSE problem. Senior police officers and council chief executives are currently deciding how much of their findings should be put into the public domain.

When their provisional on-street and online grooming data are combined, 39 per cent of offenders are white and 26 per cent Asian. But those statistics do not distinguish between all grooming and on-street grooming, where vulnerable youngsters are befriended and abused – often after being plied with alcohol or drugs.

In terms of online grooming, the majority of suspected offenders are said to be white, middle-aged and often middle-class men. Yet investigations are increasingly showing a rising number of teenage boys also becoming involved, abusing girls via the web from their bedrooms.

In total, West Midlands Police has conducted five CSE profiles since 2009, including two last year. None have been made public.

The full scale of the CSE problem in the region has only officially been emerging in recent months, with the police and councils identifying 210 children who had fallen victim or who were at risk of abuse over six months last year.

In October the Mail told how an internal West Midlands Police problem profile from 2012 had shown 75 per cent of known on-street groomers in the West Midlands were Asian, with 82 per cent of victims aged 14 to 16 being white. A report to Sandwell Safeguarding Children Board in 2013 had revealed: “Intelligence suggests that of potential suspects identified, 75 per cent of those known are of Asian ethnicity. This has mirrored other forces’ experiences of known offenders and, as we have seen from the Derbyshire, Lancashire and Rochdale cases, has the potential to impact on trust and confidence within local communities across the West Midlands.”

The report added that 82 per cent of victims were white girls aged between 14 and 16, with 80 per cent having been reported as missing more than once, and 38 per cent having been in care.

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Police have launched a renewed appeal for information ahead of the 20th anniversary of the horrific murder of a woman who was set alight in a churchyard.

Mother-of-two Tracey Mertens, 31, from Rochdale, sustained 95 per cent burns to her body after she was doused in petrol in Eaton churchyard near Congleton, Cheshire, on December 23, 1994.

A member of the public came to her aid and she was taken to hospital where she was able to tell detectives what had happened to her before she died, 12 hours after the attack.

Ms Mertens, who was living in Kirkholt at the time, had travelled to Birmingham the day before her death to collect a benefits book from her former home in Cattells Grove, Nechells.

Cheshire police believe she initially intended to return the same day but instead ended up staying overnight at her sister-in-law’s and visited her former home the next morning.

Shortly before noon on December 23, 1994, she answered a knock at the door of the house in Cattells Grove and was confronted by two black men, who are believed to have spoken with a Jamaican accent.

Police believe she was abducted and bundled into the back of a yellow Ford Escort which was parked outside the address.

Ms Mertens was then driven to Eaton churchyard in Cheshire where she was set on fire and left to die.

An investigation was launched but no-one has ever been convicted in connection with her death.

A £30,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for her death still stands.

Det Insp Gary McIntyre said: “Tracey met a violent and horrific death at the hands of her killers. She was so brave and told detectives as much as she could before she died.

“That information was vital for the investigation team at the time and numerous lines of inquiry were pursued. Over the years a number of people have come forward with information and I would like to thank them for their assistance.

“I do believe that there are still other people out there who may have witnessed what happened either in Birmingham, where Tracey was taken from, or Cheshire, where she was killed, and I would specifically appeal to them to come forward. I would also appeal to anyone who was living in the Rochdale area at the time and may have information significant to our inquiries to also get in touch.

“By refreshing people’s memories with a renewed appeal it is hoped that further information could be gained, which could finally help to bring Tracey’s killers to justice.

“I appreciate that it is a long time ago but I am sure that if you witnessed something you would still remember this now. I would urge anyone with any information to come forward and help us with our investigation.”

Over the years Cheshire Police has renewed its appeal for information, making two appearances on BBC1’s Crimewatch – in 2009, and again in 2012.

Mr McIntyre added: “Someone must know who is responsible for Tracey’s murder and I would personally appeal to them to come forward and speak to us.”

Anyone with any information should contact the Operation Eaton investigation team on 101. Information can also be passed on anonymously, via Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.

The rape and trafficking of vulnerable young White girls by filthy Muslim savages is not just something that has happened recently, but rather something that has been going on for decades.

The cover-ups have been going on for decades too.

The Birmingham Mail revealed today that 23 years ago the City Council ‘buried’ a report explicitly linking non-White taxi drivers with what was called back then child sexual exploitation.

The researcher commissioned to look into it, Dr. Jill Jesson, quickly realised that all the victims were White and all the rapists non-White. She highlighted this fact in her report and presented her findings to her superiors, expecting them to take action against the sex pests. Incredibly, instead of investigating her claims, the steering committee ordered her to remove all references to ethnicity from the report.

She complied with their request, but they obviously thought the report was still too critical of the unwanted newcomers, as they ordered all copies of it to be destroyed and cancelled the pre-arranged meeting that had been planned to discuss its findings.

Dr. Jesson is now speaking about her supressed report for the first time since then, saying “I was told to reveal what I saw. I did – and some people didn’t like it. There was a link between the sexual abuse of the girls and private hire drivers in the city. I thought at the time I did the work that there was an issue with race. Most of the girls were white. I was asked to take this link out, to erase it.”

Now that the Rotherham scandal has hit the headlines, where 1,400 White schoolgirls were treated by Muslims like they were slaves stolen from Europe during the middle ages, Dr. Jesson has been reminded of how she tried to warn people about it two decades ago:

Every time a news item has come on about sexual grooming of young girls and girls in care, and the link, too, between private hire drivers, I have thought ‘I told them about that in 1991 but they didn’t want to acknowledge it.’

I think the problem has got worse and worse over time.

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Anyone reading my report now would say ‘Well, we already know that’ but the important point is to see that in 1991 this was ground-breaking insight into the desperate lives of some young women allegedly in the care of social services:

The story would be the same as it is now, and has been reported in all of these grooming scandals, stories which I’ve followed.

The sad part of this story is not the suppression of evidence but that the relevant organisations have failed to address this problem.’

The reason why the relevant organizations failed to address the problem is simple: the victims were White.

White people are not supposed to be victims, they are supposed to be oppressors. They are especially not allowed to be victims when the police, the social services and the council have all been accused of institutional racism. Anything which could lead to non-White races being arrested has to now be suppressed or ignored entirely, or the authorities involved will be accused of being ‘racist.’ That is the reason why the problem was ignored and hushed up for 23 years and that is the reason why their crimes against us are being hushed up now.

The real tragedy is how all of this could have been avoided if we had refused to allow them into our countries in the first place.

Two men ordered to keep away from young girls after a council became the first to use civil injunctions to block child sexual exploitation can be named, a High Court judge has said.

Mr Justice Keehan said the names of Mohammed Anjam, 31, and Omar Ahmed, 27, could be revealed.

Police had raised concerns about the men’s safety.

The judge had granted long-term injunctions against the two men earlier this week.

The injunctions came after social workers at Birmingham City Council and police raised concerns about the welfare of a vulnerable 17-year-old girl who is in the care of the council.

The judge barred the men from approaching the girl until she turned 18 following a public hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London.

He also barred them from approaching “any female under 18”, with whom they were not personally associated.

Lorna Meyer QC, for Birmingham City Council, said the authority and police had identified a “number of individuals” found to be “inappropriately” in the company of the 17-year-old girl.

Lawyers thought there was not enough evidence to secure criminal convictions – on a beyond reasonable doubt basis – “at the current time”.

But they thought there was enough evidence to obtain civil court injunctions – on a balance of probabilities basis.

The local authority has launched civil court proceedings against 10 men.

Miss Meyer said if long-term injunctions were made, and any of the men were found “in the company of a vulnerable child” by West Midlands Police or Birmingham City Council in breach or orders, then lawyers would ask a judge to impose jail terms for contempt of court.

Mr Justice Keehan heard arguments about the publication of names from police, some of the men and journalists.

The judge ruled the media should be allowed to identify men who were the subject of full and final injunctions.

The council said the girl had been reported missing from care 102 times since July 2010 and it believed she had been “consistently sexually exploited”.

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Drug dealers operating a pizza delivery style heroin and crack cocaine network have been jailed for almost 100 years.

The 33 dealers were operating in Birmingham when they were arrested following a major operation by West Midlands Police in February.

Officers arranged a series of dawn raids across the north of the city and broke up the major drugs network.

More than 100 officers conducted a series of dawn raids over four days, arresting dozens of suspects. They recovered class A and Class B drugs worth more than £20,000 along with almost £35,000 in cash and a firearm.

A total of 33 drug dealers appeared in Birmingham Crown Court during the week where they were received jail terms ranging from nine years and six months down to a suspended sentence.

The operation targeted street-level dealers as well as those further up the criminal hierarchy.

The court heard that crack cocaine and heroin was delivered door-to-door ‘like a pizza delivery service’.

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A drug addict threatened to torture a cerebral palsy sufferer with boiling water, a hot iron and a knife as he robbed him in a Birmingham flat.

Mohammed Sagheer, 34, also threatened to kill terrified Dunbar Brown during a prolonged ordeal at the flat of a mutual friend in Lee Bank.

After rummaging through his victim’s bag, pocketing £45 cash, the thug had then demanded the pin number for his debit card.

The drink and drug addict, of Membury Road, Saltley, later pleaded guilty to robbery and has now been jailed for four years.

Richard Gibbs, prosecuting at Birmingham Crown Court, said Mr Brown had gone to stay at a friend’s flat at Avon House on March 8. Sagheer was already there and asleep.

The following morning, when they were left alone, Sagheer demanded cigarettes from Mr Brown, whose mobility was limited because of his condition,

Mr Gibbs told the court: “(Sagheer) demanded to look n the complainant’s bag and removed £45 and demanded to know whether his bank account was in funds.

“He held up a card and demanded to know the PIN number and threatened to stab the complainant if the PIN was wrong.”

Sagheer also threatened to strangle Mr Brown with a sock, burn him with an iron and pour boiling water over him if the wrong PIN number was given.

Mr Gibbs added: “He then told the complainant he was going to the cash machine with the card, he would withdraw £20 to buy a phone top-up, vodka, cigarettes and weed.”

It was only when left alone that Mr Brown was able to call the concierge of the building to raise the alarm.

When arrested Sagheer denied the offence and claimed the victim had made sexual advances towards him.

In an impact statement Mr Brown said he was no longer able to spend time in groups of people, suffered panic attacks and was no longer the same person.

William Dudley, defending, said Sagheer had been tackling his drink and drug issues since being held in prison on remand. He said: “His alcohol and substance issues have been treated effectively, he is sorting himself out really rather successfully.”

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A thug who threatened two pensioners with a machete during a terrifying robbery in their own home has been jailed for ten years.

Scientist Smile broke into the couple’s property in Merry Hill in the West Midlands, with two accomplices earlier this year on July 6.

After gaining access to the house via a bathroom window, the three men disturbed a 60-year-old woman who had got out of bed to go to the toilet around 12.15am.

Wolverhampton Crown Court heard that the raiders then dragged the petrified homeowner around the house in her dressing gown back to her bedroom.

They then woke the woman’s sleeping husband, also aged 60, by punching him in the face and demanding gold and the location of the safe.

The couple were also threatened with a machete before the thugs fled with just £100, bank cards and a mobile phone.

West Midlands Police launched an investigation and arrested Smile, aged 20, at his home in Handsworth, Birmingham, on July 14 after tracking a stolen mobile phone, which linked him to the crime.

He admitted one count of robbery at a previous hearing and was jailed for ten-and-a-half years at Wolverhampton Crown Court.

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A shocking photo of a 70-year-old woman’s bruised and bloodied face has been released after she was attacked on a Birmingham canal path.

The woman suffered a fractured cheek, cuts and bruises in the attack as she walked along the tow path on Scotland Street in Ladywood with her daughter last month.

Two men grabbed her handbag and pushed her to the floor on Saturday October 11 at around 8.30pm. Police have only just released details of the attack.

Inside the bag was a cherished photo of her grandmother as a child in the 1920s.

She has allowed West Midlands Police to release the photo showing her horrific injuries despite wishing to remain anonymous.

Detective Constable Mark Timmins, from the Birmingham Acquisitive Crime team, said: “I would like to commend the lady’s bravery for allowing the image of her injuries to be released.

“This was a cowardly attack and I am appealing to anyone who may have seen the robbery or who knows the people involved to call me or one of the team.

“A cherished photo dating back to the 1920s of her grandmother as a child was in the handbag when it was stolen. This has high sentimental value and I am appealing for that to be returned.”

The thieves are described as black and around 5ft 10” tall. They were both wearing hoodies with the hoods pulled up.

Anyone with information is urged to call the Acquisitive Investigation team at Birmingham on 101. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.