Four men from Wales in the United Kingdom have been convicted of raping and sexually exploiting two underage girls.
A grooming gang in Rhyl, Wales, has been found guilty of sexually exploiting two teenage girls, with a fifth defendant convicted of perverting the course of justice . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Four men from Wales, one of the four Home Nations of the United Kingdom, have been convicted of raping and sexually exploiting two underage girls. DETAIL: Mustafa Iqbal, 43, Mohamed Arshad, 36, Ziaullah Badshah, 25, and Jaswinder Singh, 61, were convicted at Caernarfon Crown Court following a three-month trial. Iqbal, Arshad, and Badshah were found guilty of rape and sexual exploitation, while Singh was convicted of conspiracy to traffic. The victims were aged 14 and 15. The men formed their grooming gang in Rhyl, a seaside town in Wales. A…Open
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