Qari Rauf, 55-year-old Pakistani paedophile, led Rochdale gang that raped and trafficked white girls across northern England. Rauf served only 2.5 years of 6-year sentence before ordered deported to Pakistan in 2014. He destroyed his passport, claimed statelessness, and Pakistan refused him without documents. Over a decade later, Rauf lives freely in terraced house on same street where gang targeted victims. Neighbors report him throwing parties with loads of suspicious people coming and going. Terrified mothers constantly watch children due to Rauf living back-to-back and two doors from childminder. Rauf got police panic button for extra protection while victims rebuild lives. Police told neighbors Rauf ''did his time'' and to leave him alone. Childminder offers to buy Rauf new passport to deport him. Rauf's daughters once played in his garden – neighbors thank God they never entered house. Rauf banned from mosque, now wears Western clothes unless with friends. Rauf's son drives him around – he used to do school runs post-conviction. Neighbors shout ''paedo'' at him but he walks blatantly like he owns the place. Rauf owns the house, making eviction impossible despite public fury. One neighbor notes grooming not just Asians but whites too, yet disgust targets foreign paedophiles most. Street full of kids – residents feel like prison guards watching own children. Police remove anyone approaching Rauf's house. Rauf seems to have told family a story for his prison absence as wife took him back.