For up to a year they would groom their victims, give them alcohol and drugs and buy them presents to “make them feel special”. But once they had gained their trust, the abuse would start.
They took the girls out in cars and to hotels, guesthouses, empty houses, parks and woods where they raped them and charged other men to do the same. Men would even be invited from Bradford, Leeds, Slough and other parts of the country to come to Oxford – and charged to take their turn to rape the girls. Ringleaders of the Oxford grooming gang the Dogar brothers Akhtar and Anjum and their depraved followers Mohammed and Bassam Karrarr were convicted and jailed for
Pakistani child rapist Kamar Jamil deploys the I’m a family man act then has to resort to the I’m depressed and psychotic don’t send me to prison! thankfully The Judge by passed his attempts at pity me Judge….
Kamar Jamil the child rapist is now a devoted husband and father of three children and It is accepted that you were not mentally ill at the time of the offences. However, your mental condition has deteriorated. I have had the benefit of reading a psychological report prepared immediately before you gave evidence at your trial and a recent psychiatric report prepared by Dr Cumming at Belmarsh which indicates that you have developed psychotic symptoms and there is evidence of a complex set of delusionary beliefs.
Oh, Dear How Sad Never Mind….Your illness will be managed within the custodial setting.
Kamar Jamil, formerly of Aldrich Road, Cutteslowe, Oxford, OX2 7, was found guilty of five counts of rape, two counts of conspiracy to rape and one count of arranging child prostitution
SENTENCING REMARKS OF HIS HONOUR JUDGE PETER ROOK QC
- (24) #CD#: AKHTAR DOGAR, ANJUM DOGAR, KAMAR JAMIL You have all been convicted of one count of conspiracy to rape (Count 12) which relates to providing #CD# for penetrative sex with others. You Akhtar Dogar and Anjum Dogar have each been convicted of separate counts involving oral rapes by each of you upon #CD# (Count 12). You Kamar Jamil apart from conspiracy to rape and two counts of rape relating to same episode when you with others took #CD# by car to near a lake (Counts 11A, 11B).
- (25) #CD# was a very shy young girl looked her young age. She was emotionally very immature. She was extremely vulnerable. She was introduced to you by #AB#, and you immediately exploited her. All three of you would take #CD# to various places. Sometimes you would invite other men to come and have sex with her. You would get her drunk before the men had sex with her. True the offending was shorter than in other cases and lasted less than seven weeks over the late summer of 2006. Nevertheless, I regard this sexual exploitation as very grave.
- (35) Kamar Jamil: Miss O’Neill QC, on your behalf, has submitted in respect of the offences that
- (i) you were more of a follower than a prime mover.
- (ii) your involvement may have arisen particularly because you had access to vehicles.
- (iii) according to #CD# at least, your conduct did not become brutal.
- (iv) you voluntarily desisted in September 2006.
- (v) in your cases there were two victims as opposed to three victims in respect of the Dogars.
- (36) As to your personal mitigation, she has invited me to take account of fact that
- (i) you have produced numerous positive references from family and friends;
- (ii) you are a devoted husband and father of three children. It is clear to me that there was a significant change in your lifestyle in the years before your arrest for this matter, and you have been taking your family responsibilities very seriously.
- (37) It is accepted that you were not mentally ill at the time of the offences. However, your mental condition has deteriorated. I have had the benefit of reading a psychological report prepared immediately before you gave evidence at your trial and a recent psychiatric report prepared by Dr Cumming at Belmarsh which indicates that you have developed psychotic symptoms and there is evidence of a complex set of delusionary beliefs. Your illness will be managed within the custodial setting.
- (38) The author of the pre-sentence of the report assesses you as posing a high risk of serious harm to female children aged 11 to 16. I accept that you do pose a significant risk of this at this stage. However, having considered all the information about you, I am not in a position to say that you would necessarily pose such a significant risk if there was a sentencing package in your case of an extended sentence and the SOPO that has been drafted.
- (39) I now come to consider whether in your case the case is of such exceptional gravity, it must be marked by a life sentence. I accept that you were a follower rather than a leader. The leadership role was played by the Dogar brothers. I accept that your conduct was not marked with same brutality. There were two victims rather than three. There is no evidence of criminal conduct towards either girl after September 2006.
- (40) Even taking all these matters into account, I consider your conduct was such as to warrant a life sentence. You willingly participated in the two conspiracies to rape. In respect of #AB#, the conspiracy involved #AB# being provided to large numbers of strangers for penetrative sex. These episodes lasted the best part of two years. You were fully participating in the group rape at Shotover designed to humiliate #AB#. It follows that in your case, the conspiracies to rape will attract life sentences. The minimum term will reflect your lesser role.
- 41) The sentences are Kamar Jamil:
- Counts 3 and 12: Life imprisonment with a minimum sentence of 12 years. All other sentences will be concurrent to the life imprisonment. The minimum term reflects the totality of your offending. It is the equivalent to a determinate term of 24 years. It is only after you have served that time that the Parole Board will be entitled to release you if they believe it is safe to do so.
- Count 10: 16 years.
- Counts 2, 9, 11A, 11B: 10 years.
- Count s 6 and 13: 8 years. Such time as you have spent in custody (460 days) will be deducted from the minimum term.