Guramit Singh

You know what I mean?

And I thought to myself, but they kept messaging, and I thought, well, let me go and have a chat with them.

When I went to have a chat with them, I saw the worry in her face, and I saw how this had affected Keira over the many years.

You know what I mean?

I mean, she's a completely polar opposite person right now to what she was then.

And then, so I thought, you know, I went to Urban's group, went to Tommy Robinson, and I asked them, because, you know, the first time I remember doing anything like this, and me and them put a plan together to get some investigators involved, keep an eye on Mr. Harry Shankar,

and see if he is still committing these crimes.

Now, when the investigators got involved, we were confident to find out he wasn't still committing these crimes.

What he was doing was breaking a number of the conditions that he had on his sexual harm prevention order.

He wasn't allowed to be in a shop by himself unless he was supervised by someone over the age of 21.

He wasn't allowed to live with children.

He wasn't allowed to... He had to tell his probation officer where he was working, where he was living.

We caught him breaking a number of these rules.

So I sat down with Keira and we put it together in a documentary form.

I did a little intro and outro about how me and Keira came about.

I sat down with Keira, did an interview with her.

You can watch the documentary Keira's Justice on all platforms.

You know, it's a harrowing story and it shows you what young girls are going through throughout the communities.

And Keira was another example how she went to the police for help.

She went to probation for help.