Crewe Residents Accuse Police and School of Covering Up Abuse, Rape Threats by Migrant Kids

by Donna Rachel Edmunds
Breitbart
Feb. 05, 2016

Residents of Crewe in northern England have accused a school and the local police force of covering up violent attacks by Slovakian pupils in the school, including children being thrown down flights of stairs and threatened with rape. The headmaster has allegedly responded by threatening any British pupils who speak out with exclusion, while the police have played down the incident, leaving the town in uproar.

Yesterday afternoon Crewe Police put out a statement on Facebook regarding an incident at William Stanier Community school in Crewe which took place yesterday. The police described the incident as "an altercation between youths involving a current pupil and two former pupils," and explained: "A teacher intervened and in the process received a minor injury for which he did not receive hospital treatment. Police are working with the school in relation to the assault."

The force added: "Later that evening police received a call in relation to a group of teenagers gathering in the area of Richard Street. Officers attended the scene and arrested an 18 year old male for possession of a plank of wood. It is suspected these incidents are linked."

However, the statement was met with outrage in the comments, as local people demanded to know why the police were making light of events that they say were extremely serious.

Pagan Roberta Evanson said: "One girl had her fringe ripped out of her head, Slovakian kids jumping up on tables and telling British kids to bow down to them, my little cousin had to be locked in a class room for his own safety. I think I would rather believe the SAME story I have heard from the students themselves than people who would rather cover it up because non British people were involved!"

She added: "And why aren't Cheshire police doing anything about the Slovakian kids threatening to rape the school girls?", imploring the police: "Don't make light of this, it's a very serious matter. The fact that this led to a large feuding group of at least 40 people down Richard street afterwards just says how severe it was at the school."

@SWS_School I am appalled to hear about the total mayhem that seems to have taken place at school today. How is my child meant to feel safe

-- Charis Platt (@CharisPlatt) February 3, 2016

Fellow Crewe resident Katie Hollinshead, who has a younger brother at the school commented: "what an absolute joke. This post is just ridiculing all of the poor kids that were injured in this so called "minor incident" and all the parents.

"So many children came home terrified and reported knives/blades being used, injuries like hair being pulled out after being dragged around by it and teachers couldn't control this – locking people in/out of the buildings/classrooms.

The headmaster of Sir William Starnier School has sent home a letter denying a serious incident, contrary to reports from pupils at the school.

"Genuinely insulted that the school and the police think they can just play it down when there are parents looking after terrified kids at home today – scared of somewhere that has a duty of care to protect them."

Her mother, Catherine, confirmed to Breitbart London that the school was in complete chaos. She says her son came home reporting that "girls were being dragged around by their hair, two girls had hair ripped out. Other children were thrown down three flights of stairs, one of whom suffered a broken arm. A teacher was headbutted.

"The Slovakian boys threatened to rape the girls. Threats were put on the girls toilet wall saying 'English will die'.

"Apparently the Slovakian children stood on tables telling the English children to bow down to them. It was chaos, my son said, they didn't know what to do."

She added: "My son said this has been building up for weeks. They get away with everything like playing music loud on their phones in lessons. My son said there were five separate fights yesterday all at the same time (planned I think); they had nowhere to run and the teachers didn't help."

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