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It s ruining families : Campaigner who lost son in crash calls for drivers to slow down
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A still from a video featuring a driver travelling at more than 140mph on a Bradford motorway, which has been condemned by district MPs Philip Davies and Judith Cummins and road safety campaigner Amjad Malik MPs have urged police to take action after a shocking and disgraceful video has emerged apparently showing a motorist doing more than 140mph on a Bradford motorway. The 30-second-long video starts with the driver, in an Audi, travelling at 93mph when they join the M606. But they quickly accelerate and go past 100mph and even higher in just a few seconds. A pair of Bradford district MPs have condemned the driving, saying they could have put their own, and other lives, at risk. The incident is believed to have been shot within the last week.
My interest in the crimes committed by ‘grooming gangs’ dates back to the early - 2000s. The former Labour MP for Keighley, Ann Cryer, was publicly raising her concern at older Asian men sexually abusing young girls in her West Yorkshire constituency. She informed me that she had mothers sat in her office “crying their eyes out”. They felt “abandoned” by West Yorkshire Police. Desperate parents had gathered intelligence on those who they suspected were abusing their daughters. This included names, nicknames, telephone numbers, car registrations, and details of where they worked, mainly local fast-food outlets and taxi firms. On one particular occasion, Ms Cryer shared such information with a local imam who was hugely sympathetic, but other community representatives did not necessarily share or match his concern.