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A police force failed to respond to a 999 call when a man harassed a woman for two hours before raping her in the street.
Hasan Kyoybasha, 30, approached a woman who rebuffed her advances before moving on to the victim.
The witness then called the police to report his predatory behavior toward the second woman, in her 30s.
But they did not attend as Kyoybasha ‘hassled, harassed and followed’ the lone woman for an hour and 45 minutes.
The man eventually pounced on the woman and savagely raped her in broad daylight on Ashley Road, a high street in Poole, Dorset.
Dorset Police carried out an internal review after the breach and found no “misconduct” and that they had been receiving “above average calls”.
Dorset Police said they were experiencing “higher than average calls” so their officers were unable to attend.
After receiving a violation report, they conducted an internal review which concluded that there was no staff misconduct, but that their procedures had now changed.
Kyoybasha appeared before Bournemouth Crown Court
Kyoybasha appeared before Bournemouth Crown Court earlier this month, where he was sentenced to 15 years in prison after being found guilty of rape and s*xual assault.
Judge Jonathan Fuller QC praised the woman for her courage in making the 999 call.
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A Dorset Police spokesman said: “The review found that at the time of the call, Dorset Police were responding to a higher than average number of calls for service and officers were not immediately available to respond.”
Incident
‘Subsequently, the incident log was closed by a supervisor, as police units remained heavily engaged.
“The review recommended that a radio broadcast detailing the content of the 999 call could have been made to alert officers in the area that they may be attending to other incidents.
‘As a result of this, the force has changed its procedure to ensure these matters are given priority and radio broadcasts will always be made in cases where there is a concern for a person’s safety.
“We will always strive to prioritize assistance to an incident where suspicious activity has been reported and concerns have been raised for someone’s safety.
‘No misconduct was identified.
“Those who use violence or intimidation against women and girls like Kyoybasha will be relentlessly persecuted and brought to justice.
‘We will work with partners to create an environment where women and girls are safe and feel safe from violence, intimidation and harassment by influencing and supporting change within communities and policing.
‘Our thoughts remain with the victim of Kyoybasha’s heinous offense.’
Hasan Kyoybasha Quick and Facts
- Dorset Police said they were experiencing ‘higher than average calls’ at the time
- The victim was followed by her attacker for an hour and 45 minutes in Poole
- She was raped in broad daylight by Hasan Kyoybasha, 30, on a main road
- Kyoybash had pestered and badgered the lone woman in the build up to the rape
- Police did not respond to her 999 call and found ‘no misconduct’ after a review
- Dorset Police said they had since changed their procedures to avoid a repeat
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