MOHAMMED LIAQAT SENTENCED TO 11 YEARS IN PRISON FOR GROOMING AND ABUSE IN THE MIDLANDS

Mohammed Liaqat has been sentenced to 11 years in prison after being convicted of grooming and abusing teenage girls. The judge described his actions as "evil". Victims were often drugged or given alcohol prior to being assaulted in various locations such as cars, rented houses, and hotels across the Midlands. Liaqat was found guilty on multiple charges, including grooming, sexual exploitation, and abusive attacks on young girls. Since his imprisonment, reports indicate that Liaqat has returned to his family home in Derby, and there are no reported restrictions preventing him from residing in the area. This case underscores the ongoing problem of grooming gangs and the difficulties faced in preventing re-offending or ensuring proper community reintegration without robust enforcement.