A SEVENTH man accused of sexually abusing a girl from High Wycombe has been cleared of all charges today.
The jury yesterday found six of the ten men accused of abusing her not guilty on all counts at the Ribbon trial, which has been running for ten weeks at Oxford Crown Court.
However, jurors have not yet returned a verdict on all the charges levelled against the remaining three accused.
This afternoon they found Khasim Dadd, 23, of Gibbs Close, High Wycombe, not guilty of one count of rape and one count of conspiracy to rape.
Yesterday the following men were cleared of all charges:
Ammar Rafiq, 19, from Kent Road in west London – found not guilty of four counts of rape.
Mohammed Adnan, 21, of Upper Green Street - found not guilty of two counts of rape.
Jubroin Khan, 21, of Rutland Avenue - found not guilty of one count of conspiracy to rape.
Rameez Ali, 21, of West End Street – found not guilty of two counts of rape.
Janaid Sharif, 26, of Cambridge Crescent - found not guilty of one count of rape.
Asif Hussain, 21, of Suffield Road - found not guilty of one count of rape.
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