13-strong Somali gang raped a 13-year-old girl in a room with another man

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Caught on camera: Jusuf Abdirizak, 20, aka Starns, is seen on CCTV cameras at the Premier Inn in Bristol checks in to a room where he and Said Zakaria, 22, raped a 13-year-old schoolgirl

13-strong Somali gang checks into a hotel where he and a friend would rape a 13-year-old  schoolgirl three times.
Jusuf Abdirizak, 20, can be seen at the reception of the Premier Inn in Bristol where he and Said Zakaria, 22, attacked the girl, who had been trafficked across the city having already been raped by another man.
Abdirizak and Zakaria were both facing jail today after they and 11 other men were convicted for their parts in the rape, abuse and prostitution of four British teenagers, who were were preyed upon and passed around the men's friends for money.
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Said Zakaria, 22, whose nickname was 'Target', was involved in both trialsZakaria and Jusuf Abdirizak, 20, (pictured) aka Starns, booked a room in the Premier Inn in Bristol where one girl was taken



The girls, aged between just 13 and 17 were in local authority care and fell into the evil clutches of the paedophiles who used the fear of rape to control them. 
Mohamed Dahir, 22, known as Kamal, was convicted of causing or inciting A into child prostitutionAbdirashid Abdulahi, 21, who was nicknamed Abs, was also convicted of rape in relation to victim C

Rape: Sakariya Sheik, 21, or Zac, was found guilty of one charge of rape, relating to victim D, and another of sexual activity with A after the second trial and will be sentenced tomorrowMohamed Jumale, known as Deeq, convinced girls it was 'his tradition' for the girl to have sex with his friends, including his brother Omar

Omar Jumale who has been found guilty of his involvement in a Somali gang who abused school aged girls in BristolArafat Ahmed Osman, 20, was also a member of the gang

Idleh Osman,22,  known as Sniper who has been found guilty of arranging or facilitating payment for sexual services of a childAbdulahi Aden who has been found guilty of rape
Money: Aden poses with a large amount of cash and a cigarette in this picture. He was found guilty of rape in the first trialMustapha Farah who has been convicted of preying on vulnerable teenage girls and paying for their sexual services
Mustafa Deria who has been found guilty of rapeLiban Abdi, 21, was convicted of convicted of preying on vulnerable teenage girls and paying for their sexual services and jailed following the first trial

The victims, described as 'vulnerable' due to their age and circumstances, were paid as little as £30 or given drugs, alcohol and gifts to perform sex acts on older men. 
What do you think about this abominable act?.

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