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Detective Superintendent Terry Sharpe said: "Child sexual exploitation is a hidden crime and today is an opportunity for us to share our experience and knowledge to raise awareness within a vital group - those who witness all manner of scenarios on a daily basis.

"We all have a responsibility to keep children and young people safe from harm. Getting the local business sector on board will help us prevent and detect child sexual exploitation, and safeguard those at risk.

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Taxi drivers, pub landlords and hoteliers will be given bespoke training

So who's paying for this? considering there's 100,000 licensed drivers in London alone - who is footing the bill?

The taxpayer?

Taxi Drivers And Hoteliers To Tackle Child Sex Abuse




The Metropolitan Police is urging London businesses to help identify victims of child sexual exploitation.

Taxi drivers, pub landlords and hoteliers will be given bespoke training Sh****ing them what action to take if they suspect a child is at risk.

Operation Makesafe is designed to educate people working in these trades of the warning signs of child sex abuse.

In the last year, the Met received almost 1,700 CSE referrals, through which 1,185 children were identified as being at risk of CSE.

Seventy-seven perpetrators were convicted and sentenced to over 100 years in prison.

These include Jason Winskill, jailed for 15 years for the rape of and sexual activity with a child, and Jahvin Ewen, jailed for five years and four months for raping a child.

Detective Superintendent Terry Sharpe said: "Child sexual exploitation is a hidden crime and today is an opportunity for us to share our experience and knowledge to raise awareness within a vital group - those who witness all manner of scenarios on a daily basis.

"We all have a responsibility to keep children and young people safe from harm. Getting the local business sector on board will help us prevent and detect child sexual exploitation, and safeguard those at risk.

"Operation Makesafe has already had a positive impact during its pilot phase. Our work in this area and understanding of the issue is much improved in recent times, but we cannot tackle this issue alone. We need the public to tell us if they suspect child sexual exploitation. They could provide us with the opportunity to intervene before any harm occurs."

Francois Mvelle, the General Manager of the Holiday Inn in Chingford, said: "We are committed to working with the Metropolitan Police Service on Operation Makesafe by raising awareness of child sexual exploitation to all of our staff; and where suspicions are evident, to report them to police by calling 101."

source: http://www.lbc.co.uk/taxi-drivers-and-h ... use-106636