Warwickshire Police responded to allegations of covering up information about the rape of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton. Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith affirmed the police force's commitment to support the victim and actively pursue those responsible for the crime. County council leader George Finch alleged that the public has not been fully informed about the situation, raising concerns about public order. Finch also stated that the immigration status of the accused individuals was publicly disclosed, prompting the Chief Constable to seek confirmation from the Home Office regarding this matter.
Warwickshire Police stated that officers "did not and will not cover up such criminality" regarding the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton.
Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith emphasized the force's commitment to supporting the victim and identifying those responsible for the horrific crime reported.
George Finch claimed residents had "not been told the full story" and that the only risk to public order stemmed from what he termed a cover-up.
The Chief Constable confirmed he asked the Home Office to verify the immigration status of the accused asylum seekers, Ahmad Mulakhil and Mohammad Kabir.
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