1. Child Sexual Abuse DS Stuart Barton 04/02/16

2. Hampshire Police Organisational Response Head of Child Abuse Investigation Team DCI Scott MacKechnie Child Abuse Investigation Team 3 xDetective Inspector 9 X DS 30 X DC 18 x PC 7 x PSI Operation Marmion T/DI Jim Park 1 x DS 5 x DC 2 x PC Operation Goldstone DI Linda Howard 1 x DS 2 x DC 4 x PC 3 x PSI ICAT DI Gary Towse 2 x DS 6 x DC 5 x PC 2 x PSI

3. CAIT Investigations Undertaken The following are some of the investigations owned and managed by CAIT: Child Death Child Sexual Exploitation - CSE Interfamilial child sexual offences Interfamilial physical abuse Neglect Abuse by person in position of trust

4. ICAT – Internet Child Abuse Team Investigations Undertaken Offences of Grooming (Section 15 Sexual Offences Act 2003) Complex cases involving the distribution of indecent images of children or networking of paedophiles. Possession of indecent images of children; intelligence packages received from other law enforcement agencies or forces. Proactive investigations targeting those who would target children online. Single point of contact for CEOP.

5. Op Goldstone Terms of Reference Identifying and safeguarding children who have been victims of, or are at risk of Sexual Exploitation by working with our partners to provide Early Help, Early Intervention, Prevention, Intervention, Disruption and Diversion. Aim: The role of the Goldstone Team is to ensure that Hampshire Constabulary in partnership with our 4 LSCBs and third sector partners work together to safeguard children at risk of, or victims of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). We will do this by identifying victims, offenders and locations. We will gather and share intelligence to enable us to identify risk and support victims. We will work together to identify victims and provide them with the confidence to report, and then support them through their criminal justice journey. Using the CSE toolkit, we will target offenders and disrupt their actions through multi agency working and robust use of civil orders such and the criminal justice system.

6. Op Marmion Terms of Reference Is the Constabularies response to non recent Child Sexual Exploitation cases in Hampshire & IOW Retrospective review of C.S.E. from 1997 – 2013 Identify historic operations where risks still exist to children. Objectives: Tackle current risks identified Safeguard and support victims/survivors Prosecute identified offenders Develop the CSE intelligence picture

7. Op Marmion Operation Toll – Portsmouth 2007 Teenage girls meeting older men of Middle Eastern extraction Kebab shops common denominator 15 potential victims engaged over 3 months 2 made disclosures of sexual abuse Unable to identify suspect No current intelligence picture to merit proactive work PIER plan with NPT

8. Op Marmion Salerno Road Children's Home Potential victims – 188 Victims disclosed – 9 Suspect – 1 Offence dates – 1976-1981 Offender charged with 36 offences against all victims

9. Op Marmion Thorold Road Children's Home Potential victims – 62 Victims disclosed – 3 Suspect – 2 Offence dates – 1990-1991 Offenders charged with 34 offences against 3 victims

10. Op Marmion Cambridge Road Social care private home (sexual and physical abuse) Potential victims – 5 (adults and children) Victims disclosed – 1 Offences – common assault/GBH and Rape on children and adults Offence dates – 1970 – 1985 Suspects – 1 – charged with numerous offences of sexual assaults. Court date August 2016

11. CAIT case study Eight year old female child subject of abuse by twelve subjects within the family arena from ages three to six Child victim placed in care permanently since aged five Victims initial disclosure of physical assaults progressed to anal/oral and vaginal penetration by multiple subjects Repeated and additional new disclosures from art therapy and drawings by the victim Six named suspects and an additional six other offenders known by description only (identification issues)

12. CAIT case study Victim was interviewed with the support of a registered intermediary over two days Multiple arrests and searches resulted Technical and media devices recovered and analysed Victim continued to disclose offences to professionals repeating what was covered in ABE throughout the investigation (material management) Medical examination

13. CAIT case study Disclosures began when victim was aged eight Significant behavioural issues with the victim Sexualised behaviours evidenced from age of six in foster placements No statement of needs for victim Victim presents well on ABE Attachment to foster carers and disruptive in placements Lack of supporting material to reach realistic chance of prosecution

14. Thank you for listening DS Stuart Barton