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Eight women are among 21 members of a child sex ring who have been convicted over the 'abhorrent and cruel' abuse of children as young as 12, in one of the biggest cases of its kind in Britain.

Their depraved offending was uncovered when a hospital visit by one victim sparked concerns leading to the largest ever child sex abuse case investigated by West Midlands Police.

During three separate trials, held due to the sheer number of defendants, a court heard how the kids were subjected 'systematic sexual abuse'. Of the 21 offenders involved, 13 have so far been jailed for sentences totalling more than 145 years at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
 
the uk is cracking down on sex rings and grooming gangs. the result of this is the customers and clients will have to search for other outlets since they cant have sex with the victims
 
Looks like the ladies got off easy

Fury as child sex abuse ring members who raped and sexually assaulted children over a decade are spared jail or sentenced to just months behind bars​

Rapists and sex offenders convicted for their role in one of Britain's biggest ever child sex rings have been given lenient jail terms - despite helping subject children to 'abhorrent and cruel' abuse for more than a decade.

Eight female predators were among a group of 21 paedophiles to be convicted yesterday after targeting children as young as 12 across Walsall.

Detectives said their 'depraved catalogue of abuse' means the seven victims will require support 'for years to come' after being left with 'extreme trauma'.

But some of the sentences handed out pale in comparison to the number of years children were abused for, sparking fury online as critics branded the punishments 'ridiculous' while calling for much tougher sanctions.

Pamela Howells, 58, who was found guilty of three child sexual abuse related offences, was sentenced to seven years imprisonment, while Ann Marie Clare, 43, was handed just eight years for four such offences.
 
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