article_snippet: Sir Peter Fahy (above)'s comments come after the families of three jihadi schoolgirls claimed police had not done enough to prevent the families of three jihadi schoolgirls daughters from leaving the country.
article_snippet: Kadiza Sultana, 16, Amira Abase and Shamima Begum, both 15 families have since lambasted police for not warning Their families that former classmate Sharmeena Begum had earlier travelled to Syria.
article_snippet: Fahmida Aziz (left), Sahima Begum (centre), and Abase Hussen (right), criticised police in front of a Home Affairs Select Committee when three London schoolgirls fled for Syria .
article_snippet: Sitting before a Home Affairs Select CommitteeHome Affairs Select Committee, a Home Affairs Select Committee claimed a Home Affairs Select Committee should have been told directly that a Home Affairs Select Committee daughter's friend and classmate, Sharmeena Begum, had gone to Syria to pursue terrorists.
article_snippet: In a joint statement, their daughter's friend and classmate, Sharmeena Begum, had gone to Syria to pursue terrorists said: 'With respect to the disappearance of their daughter's friend and classmate, Sharmeena Begum, had gone to Syria to pursue terrorists children their daughter's friend and classmate, Sharmeena Begum, had gone to Syria to pursue terrorists have been disappointed by the handling of this matter by the school, Met police and the local authority, all of whom their daughter's friend and classmate, Sharmeena Begum, had gone to Syria to pursue terrorists feel failed to act appropriately and pass on vital information to their daughter's friend and classmate, Sharmeena Begum, had gone to Syria to pursue terrorists or indeed between each other. '
article_snippet: Had we been made aware of circumstances sooner, we could have taken measures to stop the girls from leaving the UK.'
article_snippet: While Metropolitan Police delivered letters to the three girls, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, admitted the three girls, its Commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe parents should have been contacted directly.
article_snippet: Earlier this week her father denied his daughter had recruited Sharmeena's classmates.
article_snippet: Muzaffar Mahmood denies Muzaffar Mahmood was involved in recruiting three London schoolgirls believed to have travelled to Syria to join Islamic State .
article_snippet: Muzaffar Mahmood said Muzaffar Mahmood daughter had contacted the family to insist his daughter didn't know the names of the missing London schoolgirls, and Muzaffar Mahmood said Muzaffar Mahmood believed his daughter .
article_snippet: Shakila Malik, who has two teenage sons, said his daughter was disappointed by the reactions of some mothers who think Shakila Malik, who has two teenage sons are unaffected by extremist. '
article_snippet: In the most drastic cases parents could confiscate parents child's passport to stop parents from leaving the country, the child said. '
highlights_snippet: Comes after relatives of three London schoolgirls lambasted Scotland Yard .
  
highlights_snippet: Claimed relatives of three London schoolgirls should have been told the girls' classmate had gone to Syria .
  