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Migrant ‘who carried out sexual attack’ while living on Bibby Stockholm swerves justice by fleeing UK

Published on March 30, 2025 at 10:31 PM

Migrant ‘who carried out sexual attack’ while living on Bibby Stockholm swerves justice by fleeing UK
An image collage containing 1 images, Image 1 shows Aerial view of the Bibby Stockholm asylum seekers barge at Portland Port

A MIGRANT accused of sexual assault has swerved justice by fleeing the UK.

Prosecutors have dropped charges against Adnan Ahmed, after admitting to magistrates the 37-year-old had left the country.

A CPS spokeswoman said: “It was determined the case could no longer continue.”;

Ahmed was first due before Poole magistrates in December accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a B&B in ­Portland, Dorset, last August.

At the time of the alleged assault he was living on the Bibby Stockholm barge used to house asylum seekers.

When he failed to turn up, a warrant was issued.

Rob Bates, of the Centre for Migration Control, said: “Ahmed should never have been released back into the community after his arrest.”;

At least four other ex-Bibby Stockholm occupants appeared in court since migrants were housed there in 2023.

More than 300 were moved last year after the Government axed the scheme.

Aerial view of the Bibby Stockholm asylum seekers barge at Portland Port.
At the time of the alleged assault Adnan Ahmed was living on the Bibby Stockholm barge used to house asylum seekers
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