The Brighton Police Scandal: A Story of Corruption, Intimidation & Violence

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Some cookies are essential, whilst others help us improve your experience by providing insights into how the site is being used. She added: “Last year there was only one, just one, conviction for child trafficking, even though it’s now believed to involve potentially thousands of British children as well as these children being targeted here. Evictions are up, more and more competition will surely mean some of those evicted will have to present to Brighton and Hove City Council as homeless, many of these people are Civil Servants. The NHS trust that runs the Royal Sussex County hospital in Brighton says it has confidence in the surgeons involved. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues.

Nisha Sharma, a lawyer at Slater Gordon, said: “I do suspect that there will be more cases involved in this investigation.She also said the hospital refused to disclose internal concerns about the surgeons’ complication rates. Crime seemed to be under control and people generally believed that Brighton was a reasonably law abiding town. She went on: “There is still no clarity about whether the Home Office or the council are legally responsible for these children.

Prof Katie Urch, the trust’s chief medical officer, said: “Keeping patients as safe as possible is the single most important job we have, so we will always act whenever necessary to protect people from avoidable harm. Ridge did not get away scot-free though; the trial Judge’s comments were so damning of his professional and moral leadership that Brighton Council’s Watch Committee dismissed him from his job without pension. The local police, in this case Sussex, are contacted and it is treated with all the same effort as it would be any other individual. We need immediate answers and an urgent investigation – how many more children have to go missing before this is done?Three of the neurosurgeons named in Foroughi’s dossier are still employed by the trust and operating on patients.