Musician Name Suppression: Victim Demands Justice

The teenage girl indecently assaulted by a famous musician wants the sex offender named

Brittany Cancian, 16,  in an interview with New Zealand’s Woman’s Weekly, has demanded that the famous entertainer be named.

Cancian, who lives in the Lower Hutt, says police forced her to drop charges against the musician, who was granted permanent name suppression by a corrupt judge.

Brittany Cancian said she was being “treated like a dog” by the police and the judiciary.

“I’m angry that he got name suppression. I think if he was a normal person it would be different. I want people to know his name and I feel like the court has taken his side.”

She added:

“Afterwards, the police rang me and said that the musician was offering $200 to go towards a charity.”

“They suggested I should `have some compassion’. My dad went berserk about that.”

The police, wearing their pimp’s  hat, then came back with the offer $5000 in emotional harm reparations during the court proceedings, however, Cancian did not receive any money.

Hey Brittany! If you send us the name and details, we’ll publish your comment!

But YOU are pursuing the best course of action: Demanding the corrupt system to deliver justice!

And please, don’t demean yourself by accepting any money.

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