Kosovan criminal who stole from disabled people can't be deported as she is 'culturally and socially integrated' in Britain, judge rules
By ADAM POGRUND, REPORTER A drug addict homeless Kosovan with a 'terrible offending history' has avoided being deported after a judge accepted she would face difficulties if returned to her native country. Serial criminal Barbara Osmanovic, 40, who has been convicted 13 times for 29 separate offences, was granted the right to remain in the UK on human rights grounds after a judge ruled she was 'culturally and socially integrated' into the country. The heroin and cocaine addict of Roma heritage arrived in the UK as a child in 2000 with her family and was granted leave to remain in 2006. Her offending began 'almost immediately', an immigration tribunal heard. There is no evidence that Osmanovic, who is said to have worked in cleaning roles in Birmingham and Manchester at Poundland, B&M and Manchester City Stadium, some only lasting for a few days, has made a 'positive contribution' to…