Hotel worker who targeted female guests ‘snuck into room and licked feet’

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1. Not surprising. The price of cheese in the UK is absurd.

2. >A hotel worker has been convicted of rape and three other sexual assaults after targeting female guests. Ahmed Fahmy, 45, took advantage of two women who had returned to their hotel at the end of a night out and were without their hotel keys.

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   >After one of the women confided in police that she had been raped, police launched an investigation which unearthed Fahmy’s previous offences. Fahmy, of West Heath Drive, Golders Green, was found guilty after a two-week trial of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault at Hendon Magistrates Court on Thursday, July 25.

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   >He will be sentenced at the same court on September 20. In January, four women who travelled to London were staying at the hotel where Fahmy worked.

   Its not really just feet licking.

3. Really? He abused a position of trust in order to rape women, but the headline is about foot-licking?

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5. There’s a theme in tonight’s posts in this sub and it’s MAN commits crime against WOMAN.

   Men are more than 5x more likely to commit crime than women in the UK, why is that?

   https://www.statista.com/statistics/377453/females-arrests-type-of-offense-england-and-wales/

6. He was arrested, and released. And the hotel he was working at thought nothing of it…

7. I’d recommend watching the dispatches documentary on sexual assault. Brave reporter went undercover and acted like she was drunk on busy streets in a couple of big cities.

   She was approached/harassed I think 4 times. Each within minutes of hitting the streets.

   Interestingly, even though Channel 4 blurred their faces and modulated their voices, all 4 were obviously foreign born from the broken English they were speaking in.

   Just statistically speaking, foreign-born people make up 15% of the population. The probability of going out, doing this, being harassed by 4 individuals – and to your surprise, all of whom are foreign, is 0.051%. But that’s assuming the rate of which foreign born men engage in this behaviour is equal to the rate at which UK born Brits engage in it.

   Hmm. Rationalising a situation with a 0.051% probability occurring or accepting that women being treated as actual people, and assaulting them is something that is seen as morally wrong isn’t actually a global standard.

   Note – the probability is actually probably even lower, because the 15% figure includes those who moved here when they were kids/teens – which none of these men obviously were, again judging from their grasp of English.

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