New Zealanders Take a Stand

This is just the start for Justice for these young girls, who were RAPED by a gang, of young evil minded boys. They say it was a "breakdown in communication" and that it is not a "Coverup" but a "Cock-up". "Got it Wrong" So now the police should set this right for the girls.

Why do the victim/survivors have to wait years and in doubt, shame and pain, because the police disbelieved them, they were young girls who these boys got drunk and once the boys knocked the girls out cold, they RAPED them, by not one or two boys, but a group of these, evil, vile slimes and then put them on facebook. These boys need to be made accountable and the police, for the coverup of their crimes. The girls were young, just in their very early teens, they were innocent.

Stop pussy-footing around, as that is all we have seen so far, the girls need to start healing, you have prolonged their suffering, the shame and the guilt. The Police and the Courts, can put a stop to the girls suffering, by bringing the boys to account for their crimes, that they committed against these young innocent girls.

A 13 year old girl went to the police and told them about the rape, she was turned away and told to get more proof, she was not believed. They have all the proof now, as more girls have come forward and still, the police have not done nothing about this vile, evil crime. Ann

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The president of the New Zealand Police Association has admitted the force "got it wrong" during its handling of the Roast Busters case, calling it a "cock-up".

Yesterday the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) released a report into the police's handling of the scandal since 3 News broke the story in November last year 2013

The report found a "collective breakdown in communication", and the IPCA says the credibility of the police force has been damaged as a result.