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THE father of four teenage gang rapists has been banned from visiting all NSW jails after calling prison staff "white racists" and saying they were against Muslims.
A confidential Corrective Services Department report reveals the three-month ban was imposed after the father, a Muslim from Pakistan, became abusive during a visit to the Silverwater Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre.
The father had been visiting two of his sons - MAK, 25, and MSK, 26 - on June 18.
The brothers cannot be named, as two of the four siblings were juveniles at the time of the crime.
Staff allege the father became angry after his visit was delayed for security reasons.
"The father was abusive, aggressive and offensive to staff," the report says.
"He accused staff of being racist and against Muslims."
The decision to i
mpose a three-month ban also took into account an incident that occurr
ed at the Kariong Juvenile Correctional Centre in December last year.
Staff at Kariong alleged the father had become abusive after being told he could not go to the toilet while visiting an inmate.
MSK is serving a maximum 22-year sentence for his role in gang-raping two teenagers in 2002.
His brother MAK is serving a 16-year sentence.
Their two other brothers - NMK and MRK - last week lost appeals against their convictions for the gang rapes of the girls, who were aged 16 and 17 at the time.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,16171879-1242,00.html
THE father of four teenage gang rapists has been banned from visiting all NSW jails after calling prison staff "white racists" and saying they were against Muslims.
A confidential Corrective Services Department report reveals the three-month ban was imposed after the father, a Muslim from Pakistan, became abusive during a visit to the Silverwater Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre.
The father had been visiting two of his sons - MAK, 25, and MSK, 26 - on June 18.
The brothers cannot be named, as two of the four siblings were juveniles at the time of the crime.
Staff allege the father became angry after his visit was delayed for security reasons.
"The father was abusive, aggressive and offensive to staff," the report says.
"He accused staff of being racist and against Muslims."
The decision to i
mpose a three-month ban also took into account an incident that occurr
ed at the Kariong Juvenile Correctional Centre in December last year.
Staff at Kariong alleged the father had become abusive after being told he could not go to the toilet while visiting an inmate.
MSK is serving a maximum 22-year sentence for his role in gang-raping two teenagers in 2002.
His brother MAK is serving a 16-year sentence.
Their two other brothers - NMK and MRK - last week lost appeals against their convictions for the gang rapes of the girls, who were aged 16 and 17 at the time.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,16171879-1242,00.html