ADIL HUSSAIN RECALLED TO PRISON IN ROTHERHAM FOR LICENCE BREACH INVOLVING CHILDREN

In September 2013, Adil Hussain, a man from Rotherham with a troubling criminal history, was forcibly returned to prison after violating the terms of his parole. Hussain, aged 23 at the time, had previously been convicted of engaging in unlawful sexual activity with a minor and sentenced to a substantial prison term.

Back in 2010, Hussain was sentenced to four and a half years behind bars following a trial that uncovered his involvement in a disturbing paedophile ring operating within Rotherham. The ring included five individuals: Umar Razaq, aged 24; Razwan Razaq, aged 30; Zafran Ramzan, aged 21; Adil Hussain himself, then 20; and Mohsin Khan, aged 21. These individuals were found guilty of multiple sexual offences committed against young girls, with victims aged 12, 13, and 16.

As part of his sentencing, Hussain was explicitly ordered not to approach or be near children’s playgrounds or areas where minors congregate. Despite these restrictions, Hussain was found to have breached this condition, leading to his arrest on the Monday prior to his recall to custody. The breach of his licence conditions prompted authorities to take immediate action, and he was subsequently returned to prison to serve the remainder of his sentence.

The 2010 case revealed a disturbing pattern of abuse involving Hussain and his co-conspirators. The court proceedings detailed the extent of their crimes, which included multiple sexual offences against vulnerable young girls. The sentences handed down reflected the severity of their actions: Razwan Razaq received an 11-year sentence, Zafran Ramzan was sentenced to nine years, Umar Razaq was given four and a half years, Mohsin Khan received four years, and Hussain himself was sentenced to four and a half years.

Further details about the case and the involvement of Hussain and his associates can be viewed through the linked resources, which provide an in-depth look into the disturbing activities of the Rotherham paedophile ring. The case remains a stark reminder of the ongoing issues surrounding child protection and the importance of strict enforcement of parole conditions to prevent reoffending.