The girl alleged that she was sexually assaulted on the evening of Wednesday 12 May in the grounds of Winton School in London Road but has now admitted to police that the incident did not take place.
Detective Inspector Justin Norris, said: “I wish to thank the local community for their support during this investigation and particularly Winton School for their full co-operation.
“Hampshire Constabulary treats reports of physical or sexual assault very seriously and investigates all incidents fully and thoroughly.
“False allegations take up valuable police time and take vital resources away from those who have been genuine victims of crime.
“Anyone who makes a false allegation can expect to be dealt with robustly which may result in charges being made against them and could lead to them receiving a criminal record.”
[FRS Comment] - So let me get this straight. Dealing with a false allegation robustly, MAY result in charges filed. I am sorry, but I have a different understanding of the word "robust." I shudder to think what happens when they treat crimes non-robustly.
Link: http://www.andoveradvertiser.co.uk/news/8179746.Girl_made_false_sexual_assault_claim_say_Andover_police/
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http://www.chelmsfordweeklynews.co.uk/news/8224659.Park_rape_claim_is_withdrawn/
http://www.chelmsfordweeklynews.co.uk/news/8224659.Park_rape_claim_is_withdrawn/
Another day, another lie. Feminist rape hysteria plays a role in this. The misinformation being distributed on college campuses has got to stop.
Here's another one today: http://www.press-citizen.com/article/20100617/NEWS01/100617003/1079
Anonymous @ 3:49 PM linked article:
From that story, yet again, a woman tries to enlist another man in her revenge against and ex, using what women have undoubtedly used for ages, an allegation of sexual assault, to motivate him.
Then, only when her plans don't work out, she takes her false allegations to police (who figure out it's a lie), who then end up charging her.
The best part of this story was reading through the comments. It seems quite few people are "catching on" and even echoing the thoughts often seen here.
I'm encouraged by this.
There seems to be more reporting on false accusations lately - over the last year or so.
I'm just realising why this might be.
FRAs are possibly even more sensational than actual rapes.
The sheer evil in the stories shifts papers.
This could be to our advantage IN A BIG WAY.
That may be true for now, but in the long run, horror stories about rape will probably always be more sensationalistic and immediate than false rape accusations. People will never react as strongly to a man getting screwed in court as they will to a woman or child being physically abused.
This is true even though the man faces consequences that are usually far worse than anything that happens to the typical rape victim, including decades of false imprisonment, discrimination, etc.
Anonymous said...
Another day, another lie. Feminist rape hysteria plays a role in this. The misinformation being distributed on college campuses has got to stop.
Jun 17, 2010 3:09:00 PM
I SAY...violent, bi-polar, Gender / Raunch lesbian Academics now tell their fledgling Raunch feminists that "its not illegal to file false rape charges"...And guess what folks...Gender / Raunch feminists have in fact perverted our legal system to make it in effect legal for girls to make false rape accusations whenever they feel the whim.
Guess what folks..the Gender / Raunch community have in fact "Empowered" themselves quite a bit...But the immediate gratification and immediate "Empowerment" they are now harvesting will have long term effects that they will not like. Immediate gratification always has harsh long term consequences.
Does the "False Rape Society" support actual rape victims thrown in jail for reporting a "false claim"?
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09093/960350-100.stm
Didn't we answer that question at great length on the other thread? You know perfectly well that FRS doesn't support throwing bona fide rape victims in jail.
At least try not to be ridiculous, m'okay?
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