Ex-Border Force boss demands investigation after three asylum seekers found guilty of rape: 'Why wasn't it picked up?!'

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A former UK Border Force Director General has called for an investigation into the case of an asylum seeker found guilty of rape, after it emerged that the man is "on the run" for murder.Speaking to GB News, Tony Smith questioned why initial checks of the Egyptian asylum seeker failed to find his previous conviction.Karin Al-Danasurt, 20, Abdulla Ahmadi, 26, and Ibrahim Alshafe, 25, were found guilty by a jury at Hove Crown Court in what prosecutors described as a "cynical, predatory and callous" assault.The attack occurred in the early hours of October 4 last year after the 33-year-old victim became separated from her friends following a night out at a nightclub.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say All three men had travelled to the UK on small boats and were residing at the Cisswood House Hotel in Horsham, West Sussex, a Home Office-approved accommodation for asylum seekers.However, Al-Danasurt was previously convicted of murder in Egypt following his arrival in the UK, and was fleeing...

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