Police officer Amjad Ditta in group charged with sex offences
Police officer Amjad Ditta is among 16 men charged with sex offences against children
Sixteen men including a police officer have been charged with historical sex offences against children aged between 13 and 16. West Yorkshire PC Amjad Ditta, also known as Amjad Hussain, 35, has been charged with sexual touching. He and 15 other men are charged with offences against three girls in the Halifax area, dating from 2006 to 2009.Mr Ditta, who was attached to West Yorkshire Police's Protective Services Operations, was a serving officer at the time of the offence he has been accused of.The 16 men, all from Halifax, will appear at Bradford Magistrates' Court on 6 January 2020.
Younis Mohammed aka Younis Khan, 34, charged with rape and causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consentShahzad Nawaz, 40, charged with rape, supply of a class C drug and making threats to killSohail Zafar, 36, charged with rape and supplying a class C drug
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