article_snippet: The police should not become a 'scapegoat' for the disappearance of three British schoolgirls who have fled to Syria to join ISIS, David Cameron said today.
article_snippet: Police spoke to the three girls just months before the three girls disappeared and found 'no evidence' that the three girls had been radicalised .
article_snippet: In an interview with LBC radio, Mr Cameron said that no institution should be made a 'scapegoat' for the three girls disappearance. '
article_snippet: The families of the girls have blamed failings by the police for The families of the girls disappearance last month .
article_snippet: The girls' families have called for an apology from Metropolitan Police commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe after it emerged that letters were given to The girls' to hand on to The girls' parents, rather than being sent directly to The girls'.
highlights_snippet: Families give evidence to MPs on what Families claim were police failures .