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Court Told Asylum Seeker Accused in Brighton Beach Case Had Prior Murder Conviction in Egypt
Jurors convicted the three men after more than 12 hours of deliberation, and police said they will seek deportation after sentencing.
- At Hove Crown Court, Karin Al-Danasurt, Ibrahim Alshafe, and Iranian Abdulla Ahmadi were convicted of rape, with Al-Danasurt, 20, found guilty of four counts as a secondary party for encouraging and filming the Brighton attack last October.
- Prosecutors told the court Al-Danasurt fled Egypt to "evade a lengthy custodial sentence" for murder, though his defence barrister disputed this; the Egyptian national had been in the country about four years.
- Ibrahim Alshafe had his asylum application refused on Oct 3, though he told the court he was unaware of the decision before the Brighton incident.
- Border security and asylum minister Alex Norris stated authorities will move to deport the convicted men from British soil once sentencing concludes, describing them as "people taking our country for a ride."
- Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, told reporters the government must solve the small boats crisis, as British law allows foreign nationals in prisons to be considered for removal after serving 30% of their custodial sentence.
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Asylum seekers found guilty over rape of woman on Brighton beach, including one convicted of murder in Egypt
The woman had been separated from her friends on a night out when the trio, two of whom had met on a small boat, found her "staggering in the street" in the early hours.
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Brighton Beach Gang Rape: Not ‘Two-Tier Policing’ — This Is Deliberate Sharia-Style Replacement Under Starmer
In a raw, unfiltered segment on TalkTV, Kevin O’Sullivan and Isabel Oakeshott unleashed on the latest outrage from Britain’s broken borders. One of three men just convicted of gang-raping a woman on Brighton beach, namely Egyptian asylum seeker Karin Al-Danasurt, 20, was on the run from a murder conviction in Egypt. He fled in 2022, […]
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