This is terrible and something needs to be done to stop this person before another child is hurt and this total rubbish about cultural differences is putting childern at risk from this predator
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/child-predator-ali-jaffari-roams-free-lurking-in-parks/st...
AN evil child sex predator - who cannot be deported thanks to his protection visa - is now targeting footy training, a school, parks, playground and Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Ali Jaffari, an Afghan refugee on the sex offenders register, is under police investigation over his behaviour towards young children at footy training and Auskick near Albert Park.
South Melbourne Districts Junior Football Club sent an email to parents warning them to be extra vigilant and not leave any child unattended.
The club reported the matter to Victoria Police and supplied a picture of the man taken by a coach, with the force confirming it was investigating last week but asking the Herald Sun not to publish details until now so as not to compromise the case.
On Thursday TV and radio personality Kate Langbroek tweeted that Jaffari was loitering at her children’s school and MSAC.
“So there’s a pedo hanging around our kids’ school. Seriously. And at MSAC. Apparently he has ‘a right to pursue fitness’. Holy moly,” the tweet read.
Jaffari, 35, has also loitered at a Beaconsfield Parade playground where he was confronted by an irate parent.
And one mum said Jaffari followed her two children after dark in Albert Park, staring and touching himself. “It was truly frightening,” she said.
Jaffari was convicted and placed on the sex offenders register for 15 years over the assault of a boy at Geelong’s Eastern beach in August but received just 300 hours of community service.
Jaffari kissed the boy on the neck, told him he was “sexy” and rubbed himself against him.
In January he was accused of child stealing and unlawful assault of a four-year-old girl at a Geelong West oval.
“He then grabbed the child’s hand and began to lead her away before she looked up, saw it wasn’t her father, started crying and pulled her hand away,” police prosecutor sergeant Brooke Shears told the court.
When interviewed, Jaffari told police: “For us, is not an issue.”
Magistrate Ron Saines stood the matter down in March, advising police if he were hearing the matter he would have reasonable doubt finding Jaffari guilty, citing cultural differences.
The charges were dropped.
Police have urged anyone who spotted suspicious behaviour to call 000.
