Shabir Ahmed was released amid outrage from survivors and politicians (Picture: PA) A victim of the Rochdale grooming gang has been given extra police protection after the release of the gang’s leader Shabir Ahmed. Ruby, who was 12 when Ahmed’s group began abusing her, has been given an ‘urgent response marker’ by Greater Manchester police (GMP), which allows for rapid deployment to her home. Officers are treating her as a ‘high-risk victim’ after they were told ‘Ruby does not feel safe with Ahmed in the community.’ Ahmed, 73, who wanted to be known as ‘Daddy’ to his victims, left prison on Thursday after 14 years in jail for multiple rape and sexual offences against young girls. The terms of Ahmed’s release are understood to be that he must initially live in secure accommodation and canno