article_snippet: No police officers will be disciplined despite failing to properly investigate the systematic rape and abuse of young girls in Rochdale, it was revealed today.
article_snippet: Seven Greater Manchester Police officers were served with misconduct notices but after a four year investigation six were given 'management advice' and one was allowed to retire.
article_snippet: No further action: Seven police officers who were served with misconduct notices over the abuse scandal in Rochdale (pictured), will not face disciplinary action .
article_snippet: A subsequent report report, published today, concludes that Seven police officers who were served with misconduct notices over the abuse scandal in Rochdale (pictured) placed too much emphasis on the credibility of the victims, and not enough on the crime.
article_snippet: Seven police officers who were served with misconduct notices over the abuse scandal in Rochdale (pictured) investigated were interviewed about Seven police officers who were served with misconduct notices over the abuse scandal in Rochdale (pictured) decision-making, handling of investigations, and victim care.
article_snippet: Seven police officers who were served with misconduct notices over the abuse scandal in Rochdale (pictured) were the former divisional Chief Supt, John O'Hare, a Superintendent, plus two Det Chief Inspectors, two Detective Inspectors, and one Sergeant.
highlights_snippet: Seven police officers were served with misconduct notices over scandal .
  