Edinburgh Social Worker Struck Off After Rape Conviction

It's May 3rd.

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A children's worker in Edinburgh named Callum Mullin just got struck off the register

after a rape conviction.

He was found guilty under Scotland's Sexual Offences Act at Edinburgh High Court on April

29th, 2025.

The Scottish Social Services Council active fast, pulling his registration for kids and

young people services.

The council dug into it and set his actions broke every rule in the book for social workers.

They called it a massive abuse of trust that could harm kids emotionally and physically.

No way this fits with caring for vulnerable people, they ruled.

Folks are right to worry about public safety here.

Social service pros got to stay above reproach and or out of work.

This case hits hard because it shakes trust in the whole field protecting children.

Mullin denied the charges, which the council saw as zero insight into the damage done.

They weighed options like warnings or suspensions, but nixed them all.

Nothing short of full removal protects everyone or upholds the professions rep.

Bottom line.

Regulators drew a hard line to keep the system clean and safe for those who need it most.

Stay vigilant out there.