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A man who raped a woman more than 20 years ago has been jailed for six and a half years today, 10 July, following a National Crime Agency (NCA) investigation.

The woman was in her early 20s when she met Amer Khan, 42, of Rotherham in 2002.

After they had known each other for around a year, Khan – also in his early 20s at the time – became verbally and physically abusive, the woman told NCA officers.

She related how Khan would sometimes pinch, slap and punch her.

Khan’s violence escalated after he pressured the woman to have sex with him during a picnic one day. The woman refused and, fearing what Khan would do, she tried to run away, however Khan caught then raped her. 

The victim recounted to officers her distress during and after the incident. She recalled crying at the time and Khan blaming her for what he had done.

Officers from Operation Stovewood - the NCA’s enquiry into historic allegations of sexual abuse in Rotherham – began an investigation in 2022 after they identified the woman was a victim of rape in the course of separate enquiries.

They charged Khan in February 2024. Khan was today found guilty of one count of rape at Sheffield Crown Court, after which the judge immediately sentenced him. Once released from prison, Khan must sign the sex offenders’ register.

Senior investigator Kath Blain, from the NCA’s Operation Stovewood, said: “When the victim first met Khan he showed no signs of being violent, however after gaining the woman’s trust Khan became abusive and that behaviour quickly escalated to sexual violence.

“Specially-trained National Crime Agency investigators listened to the victim’s account and sought corroborating evidence. Our evidence and the victim’s brave testimony has resulted in Khan being convicted more than twenty years after he committed his crime.

“I urge anyone who has been raped or sexual abused, at any time in their life, to report it to the police, who are ready and waiting to help.”Help is also available by calling the free Rape Crisis support line, open 24 hours a day, on 0808 500 2222 or visiting 247SexualAbuseSupport.org.uk. 

The NCA's Operation Stovewood remains the single biggest investigation of its kind, looking at allegations of abuse in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013. To date 43 people – including Khan – have been convicted.

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A depraved Scots predator has been caged after being convicted of raping two women as they slept.

Craig Dodds subjected a woman to horrific repeated sexual attacks 'several times a week' between April 2020 and April 2022.

During that time, Dodds, 25, from West Lothian, also slapped the woman on the body, issued threats of violence and repeatedly punched walls and himself on the head while blaming his actions on her.

Dodds was also convicted of raping the woman on various occasions at an address in West Lothian between September 2020 and April 2022.

He was also convicted of raping a second woman in Falkirk in 2018, Edinburgh Live reports.

While handing down a sentence of seven years and six months at the High Court in Edinburgh at the end of June, Lord Harrower told how, while living with his victim in West Lothian, he raped her several times a week while she slept.

On one occasion, the woman woke to find him engaging in sexual intercourse with her and locked herself in the bathroom and had a shower before sleeping on the sofa for the rest of the night. Despite this, Dodds continued to sexually assault his victim on several occasions.

Dodds also engaged in a course of abusive behaviour towards her including slamming doors, punching walls, directing abusive and derogatory remarks towards her and shouting at both her and a child.

On one occasions he assaulted the woman by slapping her leg to her injury.

The depraved abuser was also convicted of the rape of a second woman in Grangemouth in August 2018. On that occasion Dodds had driven her home after an evening socialising.

The woman had been drinking and woke to find Dodds having sexual intercourse with her in her own bed. Despite protesting, Dodds did not stop.

At the High Court in Edinburgh Dodds was sentenced to seven years and six months imprisonment and placed on the sex offenders register indefinitely.

The sentence was backdated to May 15, 2025, when he was remanded in custody. A non-harassment order was also imposed, preventing Dodds from contacting, approaching or communicating with either victim for an indefinite period.

Lord Harrower said: "So far as harm is concerned, I have had regard to the complainers’ evidence and to their personal statements which bear witness to the devastating psychological impact which your offending has had upon them. As regards culpability, I bear in mind that these are your first offences.

"Although you are now aged 25 and the guideline for sentencing young persons does not apply, I have taken account of your relative youth and immaturity at the time these offences were committed. Rehabilitation is an important consideration, and I bear in mind also that you have responsibilities as a father. But for all these considerations the sentence I am about to impose would have been significantly longer.

"Had I been sentencing you separately in relation to these offences, I would have sentenced you as follows. In respect of charge 1, the offence is aggravated by reason of the fact that it occurred in the victim’s own home, while she was asleep or unconscious, and therefore in a vulnerable state.

"Your culpability is mitigated by youth and immaturity more for this offence than for the others. The term of imprisonment would have been 4 years and 6 months. In respect of charge 2, I would have sentenced you to a term of imprisonment of 1 year, 3 months of which would have been attributable to the child aggravation.

"In respect of charge 3, not only was the complainer asleep at the time of your offending, but it occurred repeatedly over a lengthy period, during much of which she would have been particularly vulnerable as a result of the course of abusive behaviour you inflicted upon her.

"Your offending was further aggravated because you risked causing an unwanted pregnancy. In respect of this charge, I would have sentenced you to a term of imprisonment of 6 years, 6 months of which would have been attributable to the domestic abuse aggravation."

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A RAPIST has been jailed for 17 years.

Ivor Rozentals, a Latvian national, faces automatic deportation after he has served his sentence.

Rozentals, 37, of no fixed abode, Bradford, and currently in custody in HMP Leeds, was said to have “degraded” his victim, who also suffered grievous bodily harm at his hands.

He was found guilty of rape, and grievous bodily harm, by a jury following a trial.

He was said to be intoxicated “by drink or drugs or both” during his offending.

In a statement read to Bradford Crown Court on her behalf, the victim said she had experienced mood swings, suicidal thoughts, and self-harm due to Rozentals’ offending, and suffered “disturbing flashbacks”.

She described the impact as “devastating” and “far-reaching”.

Prosecutor Stephen Wood KC said the victim “indicated to the defendant in clear terms that she was not consenting to sexual activity.”

Mitigating, Abigail Langford said a determinate prison sentence would protect the public against further offences, and that “considerable work” would be carried out with Rozentals, who had had a problem with drugs, during his time in custody.

Sentencing Rozentals, who has a history of violence and abuse towards women, Assistant Judge Advocate General Tom Mitchell described the case as “massively serious” and said there was “an element of cruelty” in Rozental’s offending.

He said: “The harm that you have caused in this case” elevated the overall sentence into a more serious band."

He sentenced Rozentals to 17 years imprisonment for rape and two years for GBH, to be served concurrently, making a total jail term of 17 years.

Rozentals will serve two-thirds before he can be released and will then face automatic deportation proceedings.

He must also register as a sex offender register for life.

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A man who intentionally sexually touched a child under 13 sexually on at least 10 occasions has been sent to prison.

The trial heard how Nathan Halford, aged 31, from Louth was charged with multiple counts of sexual assault against a girl under the age of 13, reportedly involving sexual touching and penetration between October 2021 and July 2022. 

He was found guilty of touching the victim in a sexual manner beneath her clothing on several occasions, with two incidents involving penetration with a part of his body.

The prosecution provided sufficient evidence to assert that the acts were intentional and were carried out for sexual gratification.

Halford, also known as Nathan Parham, of Newmarket Louth, pleaded not guilty to all charges, but was found guilty at an earlier hearing.  He was sentenced at Lincoln Crown Court, today (11 July) to twelve* years in prison, and one year on extended licence; he will also appear on the sex offenders register for life.

Speaking at the conclusion of the case, Detective Constable Michelle Adamson, said:

In the midst of this complex and deeply painful investigation, one priority remained paramount: making sure the victim's voice was not just heard - but truly understood. From the beginning, her strength and bravery guided us, and it was our responsibility to ensure that her case was addressed with compassion and care. We didn't just work toward a resolution; we worked to build trust, to offer protection, and to deliver the support this individual so profoundly deserved. Her resilience deserves more than admiration - let this outcome stand not only as a testament to justice served, but as a promise that no victim will be left unheard or alone.

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A 'devious' child sex pervert who's been committing vile crimes for over 50 YEARS has been locked up again - this time for making indecent images of children.

Teesside Crown Court hear how 'remorseless' and 'devious' Raymond Coleman, previously jailed for attempted rape, has been committing sexual offences for the past five decades. Now, aged 73, the paedophile pensioner has been hauled before the courts again charged with two counts of making indecent images of children.

Gurjot Kour, prosecuting, said: "Due to the defendant's previous conviction, he is deemed as a high risk sex offender." During a police visit, Coleman handed over a mobile phone with very little activity on it.

A search of his house was then carried out and a blue Samsung was discovered under his pillow in his bedroom. There were a number of internet searches linking to child sex abuse and a thorough scan of his phone revealed two class A indecent videos and one class B indecent video.

He has 12 previous convictions for 22 offences dating between 1968 and 2015 - including indecent assault of a child under 16, attempted rape, two counts of indecently assaulting a child under 14 and in 2015 he was handed a nine-year extended sentence for two counts of facilitating the commission of a child sex offence.

Teesside Live previously reported how Coleman, then a regular punter in Middlesbrough’s red light district, boasted that another vice girl had supplied him with a child before. Another prostitute, who had gone with him to his home by taxi, was so sickened by his request that she reported him immediately to police.

On Thursday, July 10, the court heard how the class A videos were 15 seconds and 11 seconds long while the class B video was 23 seconds long. The children in the videos are estimated to be aged between four and 10.

Coleman, who was dressed in a grey suit jacket and walks with the aid of a stick, claimed he watches pornography a few times on his mobile phone when he is bored and said he scrolls over videos but they can play in the background.

Tom Bennett, mitigating, said Coleman, of Raithwaite Close, Guisborough, is of poor mental and physical health and outlined that these offences are not an escalation in his offending. He said: "It is a de-escalation in that there was no contact."

Coleman is said to have notified his offender manager that he will be purchasing a phone that "doesn't allow him to access internet videos of this nature". Mr Bennett said that, if imprisoned immediately, Coleman's poor health would be difficult to manage by the prison authorities.

Judge advocate Thomas Mitchell said: "You are an old man, you are in poor health. To an extent there will be a burden on the prison service. There is work to be done with you. [You] will have to do that when you are released from this sentence.

"Yet again, for over 50 years you have been committing sex offences. You are compelled to look at material like this."

Coleman was jailed for 10 months and made subject to a lifelong sexual harm prevention order.

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A taxi driver has been jailed for sexually assaulting a teenage girl he picked up in his car.

"Despicable" Wahid Riaz, from Nelson, had picked up the victim from Burnley, just after midnight on 23 July 2023, Lancashire Police said.

During the journey she told Riaz how old she was, but he parked at the bottom of her street, told her to hug him and began kissing her before assaulting her and dropping her off at her house.

Riaz, 52, was jailed for five years at Preston Crown Court after being found guilty of a sexual offence.

'Vomited in bathroom'

During the journey he had told the victim she looked 16 or 17 and asked her if she had been with an Asian male, a conversation she captured on a video.

When she got into her house, she "went straight into the bathroom and vomited" before she "cried herself to sleep", police said

In a statement to the court, the victim said: "Immediately after the incident, I had a deep feeling of being dirty.

"I had really long baths and showers, and I would scrub my body so much I would make it red. I was just trying to feel clean."

She said as the incident happened in summer, she was "really conscious about what I was wearing".

"I was anxious and asked myself if my clothes were too revealing or if they showed too much skin, what might happen to me, as I blamed myself and what I wore that night," she said.

Det Con Ryan Benson, who led the investigation, said: "Wahid Riaz is a despicable individual who has a sordid sexual interest in children. He used his position as a taxi driver to isolate and then engage in sexual activity with a vulnerable young girl.

"This offence has had a profound and ongoing impact on the victim.

"Her bravery is a complete contrast to the cowardice Riaz has shown throughout this process, seeking to deny his criminal conduct despite the overwhelming evidence against him."

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A rapist from Hereford was sentenced at court yesterday (Wednesday 9 July) to eight years in prison.

Lukasz Szwagulinski, 36, of Whitecross Road, Hereford was found guilty of four offences – two counts of rape of a female, one of sexual assault by penetration and one of sexual assault between December 2024 and January 2025.

Szwagulinski was handed a prison sentence totalling eight years when he appeared before Worcester Crown Court. He was also handed a restraining order against his victim.

DC Amy Cook, of Hereford Reactive CID, said:

DC Amy Cook, of Hereford Reactive CID, said: “We are pleased to get this result for Szwagulinski whose predatory behaviour fully warrant this custodial sentence.

“I would like to pay tribute to the bravery and resilience of his victim and hope this result shows we will always listen to anyone who has been a victim of rape or sexual abuse and prosecute where appropriate, and that it may encourage anyone who has suffered similar abuse to come forward and speak to us.

“We will always listen to you, take your concerns seriously and protect you from predators like Szwagulinski.”

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A man who went on the run to avoid being arrested for rape has been jailed.

Scott Salisbury attempted to flee after an investigation into accusations of raping a young girl in Coventry.

Salisbury raped the girl, who was a teenager at the time of the offences, on a number of occasions over a four year period.

The matter was reported to us after she bravely told the police her account.

The 39-year-old from Coventry became aware he'd been reported and attempted to evade capture.

Following a 10-day search, officers arrested Salisbury with the help of our Dogs and Drones units in December 2024.

Salisbury was interviewed by officers from our Rape and Serious Sexual Assault (RASSO) team, providing no comment to the questions put to him.

Our investigation involving helping the female find the right support to empower her to face Salisbury in court.

Now an adult she courageously took to the witness stand at court to provide a personal statement.

Salisbury pleaded guilty to rape and causing a child to engage in sexual activity.

Salisbury, from the Tile Hill area of Coventry, was sentenced in his absence to 22 years and six months in prison at Warwick Crown Court on 3 July.

He was also given a lifelong Sexual Harm Prevention Order and a restraining order against the woman for life.

She was thanked by the judge in court, who also said Salisbury's absence from court for sentencing was failing to do the one decent thing he could do.

Temporary Detective Sergeant Evie Griffiths, from the Eastern RASSO team, said: "This was a truly horrendous case, and the fact Salisbury went on the run to try and avoid facing up to what he had done speaks volumes.

"Thanks to her bravery in coming forward to tell her story, and put her trust in the police and criminal justice system, we have taken a truly dangerous sex offender off the streets.

"In the RASSO team, we investigate all reports of rape and sexual abuse, no matter how long ago they took place.

"We would encourage anyone who has suffered sex offences to come forward and tell their story."

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A PREDATOR sexually abused an underage girl before storing indecent images of her for his 'perverse pleasure', a court has heard.

William Booth, of Northwich, sexually abused the young girl under the age of 10 over a period of around three years up until 2020.

Chester Crown Court has heard how she told no-one what had happened until she told a therapist in the summer of last year. 

Prosecuting, Ember-Jade Wong read a statement by the now teenager about the psychological impact of the sexual abuse and of the trial process.

The statement said: "From the time of the abuse until recently I did not realise what he was doing was abuse."

The statement added: "I had a month off school because I could not cope. I started self-harming to try to cope."

At the time of the arrest, police seized a phone on which there were indecent images of the young girl, including images from a concealed camera of her getting dressed, getting undressed and going to the toilet.

There were also indecent images of another young girl as well as of an adult woman with a dog.

Booth pleaded guilty to voyeurism as well as making and possessing indecent images, but denied charges of sexual assault by penetration and sexual assault by touching.

However it took a jury of 12 men and women no longer than an hour to find him guilty following a trial for all of the other offences this year.

Mitigating, Mark Le Brocq said he has no previous convictions and he is no longer a high risk after stopping the sexual abuse several years ago.

Mr Le Brocq said: "There came a time when he asked 'do you like what I am doing?' and she said no.

"He is able to control himself and he has demonstrated this for around five years after the last one."

On Wednesday, July 9, at Chester Crown Court, the 29-year-old was sentenced to 15 years in prison with a three-year extended licence period.

Recorder Philip Grundy said he is to be subject to a restraining order, a sexual harm prevention order and the sex offenders register for life.

Recorder Grundy said: "I considered your manner in court to have sinister undertones."

He added: "You have a preoccupation with sex and you were seeking thrills."

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A sex offender breached a strict court order by speaking to three young girls - while performing an indecent act in his car.

Max Simpkins pulled up alongside them in his blue Mini Cooper and tried to engage the youngsters, aged eight and nine, in conversation. A court heard the incident in Paynes Lane, Feltwell, Norfolk, at about 5.20pm on October 23, was caught on CCTV.

The scared girls carried on walking home and told their parents, who contacted police.

The 29-year-old of Eastwood End, Wimblington, near March, pleaded guilty to breaching a sexual harm prevention order (SHPO) by having unsupervised contact with a child under 18.

He was jailed for two years and six months at Cambridge Crown Court on Friday (July 4).

Children 'did all the right things'

DC Sonia Kauser said: "Thankfully the CCTV footage not only showed us what Simpkins was doing, it recorded his voice and the words he used when trying to engage the girls.

"The children did all the right things and continued walking together, ignoring him, and returning home, telling their parents immediately what had happened.

"Simpkins offended out of county assuming he wouldn’t be apprehended but it shows how committed we are in managing sex offenders regardless of where the offence took place. I am pleased that he is now behind bars."

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A child sex offender from Sittingbourne who abused his young victim on multiple occasions has been jailed for 13 years.

Aaron Stevens, formerly of Newbridge Avenue, was convicted of 15 offences following a trial at Maidstone Crown Court.

Investigation

Investigators became aware of Stevens’ crimes in May 2018 after it was reported to police that he had boasted of them online.

Stevens was arrested at his home address on 27 May 2018 and, following a complex investigation by specialist detectives from Kent Police, was later charged.

Jailed

He denied all charges against him but, following a unanimous jury verdict, was found guilty of sexual assault of a child; causing a child to engage in sexual activity; attempting to communicate sexually with a child; possession and distribution of indecent images of a child and indecent exposure.

Stevens, 27, was sentenced on Tuesday 8 July 2025 and will spend an additional four years on licence.

He will be subject to notification requirements for the sex offender register for life and was also ordered to comply with a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO).

Detective Sergeant Fleur Hardie said:

‘The depravity of Stevens’ actions is appalling and it is right that this manipulative sexual predator is now behind bars. I am also pleased that the SHPO he has been issued will protect against future crimes being committed, restricting the offender’s behaviour to prevent vulnerable people from becoming victims.‘I would like to praise the courage of the young victim in this case and the witnesses whose evidence helped secure Stevens’ conviction and lengthy sentence. We will always strive to bring dangerous sexual offenders before the courts to face justice.’

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A sex offender from Stone has been convicted on a number of counts following a trial.

Shane Davis, 36, of Stone, pleaded not guilty to the offences and went on trial at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court, where the jury deemed him guilty on five counts on Tuesday (8 July).

Davis made forceful advances on the survivors and pressured them into sexual acts against their will. He abused them between 2018 and 2023 until he was reported to us in November 2023.

Investigators worked hard to gather all of the evidence needed to secure charges against him and to support the survivors. Davis was charged with seven offences, including three counts of rape of a woman, three counts of sexual assault of a female and one count of intentional strangulation.

At the end of his trial this week, the jury deemed Davis guilty on five counts, including two counts of rape of a woman and three counts of sexual assault of a female.

Detective Inspector Lewis Haigh, from our rape and serious sexual offences unit (RASSO), said:

"The survivors in this case have shown immense bravery in coming forward and giving evidence in court. They were supported by specialist RASSO investigators, case builders and our partners including Staffordshire Women’s Aid.”

“We’re determined to take robust action against those responsible for sexual offences and violence, abuse and intimidation against women and girls across Staffordshire, and this is another example of that commitment."

Davis will be sentenced at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court on 10 September 2025.

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Sultan Amjad (20/12/2001) of Kirkmanshulme Lane, Manchester was sentenced to four-and-a-half years for rape. He was also given a five-year restraining order against his victim.

The victim reported several incidents of non-consensual sexual assaults against her which occurred in September 2024.

After the offences were reported, Sultan fled to Ireland where he was then arrested after being circulated as a wanted person.

The victim, whose identity remains anonymous, wants to encourage others to speak out against such abuse.

She said: “There are moments in life that change you forever — moments that challenge everything you thought you knew about strength, courage, and healing. Reporting the rape I experienced was one of those moments; it was one of the hardest decisions I have ever made, but one that I do not regret, because I was foreseen with no judgment or indifference, but with compassion, professionalism, and unwavering support.

“From the very beginning, Detective Constable Sam Cullen treated me with dignity and respect. In a time when I felt broken, afraid, and unsure of myself, he saw me — not just as a victim, but as a person worthy of being heard, believed, and protected. His patience, his clear communication, and his calm reassurance helped me take the first steps in what felt like an impossible journey.

“The experience I had with the police throughout this process was nothing short of extraordinary. I was kept informed at every stage, treated with care and professionalism, and never once made to feel alone in what I was facing. The updates, the follow-through, the consistent reassurance — all of it helped rebuild a sense of safety and control that I thought I had lost forever.

“DC Cullen, your dedication to my case, your belief in me, and your relentless pursuit of justice made a profound impact on my life. Your strength became my strength, and your support gave me the courage to keep going, even when the emotional toll felt overwhelming. I will never forget the way you stood by me — quietly, consistently, and with immense integrity.

“To your team — those who worked tirelessly in the background — thank you. I know how much unseen effort goes into these cases: the long hours, the careful attention to detail, the emotional weight of the work. Your dedication brought justice into reach, and for that, I am forever grateful. Even one conviction represents something monumental to me — it is proof that my voice mattered.

“This process has been incredibly painful, but because of the care and professionalism shown by you and your team, it has also been healing. You reminded me that I was not alone, that I was not to blame, and that I deserved to be fought for. That kind of support changes lives — it changed mine.”

DC Cullen added: “I would like to thank the victim for their bravery in reporting these incidents to us, which is not an easy thing to do.

“The victim told us she was subjected to an emotionally and physically abusive relationship for some time where she was manipulated financially and degraded by Amjad.

“Time is no barrier when it comes to being sexually abused – no matter how long ago it was, or how old you were at the time, we will listen to you. We will support you, investigate, and act robustly against perpetrators. We will take your allegations seriously and treat you with dignity and respect.”

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A teenager has spoken bravely of the ordeal she suffered, as the man who raped her was sentenced to a total of 24 years in prison.

Carl Houldey, from Tipton, was arrested after we were contacted by the girl alongside members of her family – when she reported that she had been attacked.

Specialist officers carried out extensive enquiries including a sensitive video recorded interview with the girl, interviews of Houldey, forensic analysis of clothing, and analysis of his phone.

He was subsequently charged with four counts of rape and a number of other sexual offences.

However, following a trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court, the 65-year-old was found guilty by a jury and was sentenced on Thursday 3 July to 24 years in prison, with a minimum of 16 years to be served before he is eligible for parole.

Houldey, of Shakespeare Road, was also put on the sex offenders register for life, given a sexual harm prevention order, and a restraining order against the girl he abused.

The girl has been supported by our officers throughout the court process, and as a survivor of sexual assault, has life-long anonymity by law.

In her victim personal statement, which she read from behind a screen in court, she said she wants people to be aware of what she went through: “Before this happened, I used to feel happy and safe. I liked going to school, playing with my friends, and spending time with my family.

“But after what he did, everything changed.

“At the beginning I felt upset and worried about what was going to happen next. I keep wondering if it was my fault, even though people tell me it wasn’t.

“I wish this had never happened to me. I just want to feel normal again.

“I am proud of myself that I told someone about it.

“I’m trying to be strong, even though I don’t feel strong. I have some good friends, and I am going to try and enjoy my life that is now different because of what you did to me.”

Investigating officer, DC Adrian Jackson, from our Public Protection Unit, said:

“Hearing that statement was incredibly powerful.

“By bravely speaking out and explaining what happened to her, a dangerous rapist has been put behind bars.

“She talks of moving forward with her life and that is something we all hope for, as well as knowing that by speaking out she has potentially protected others.

“The girl’s school safeguarding team must be commended for providing invaluable support to her during the investigation.

“For anyone reading this who has suffered abuse – support is available in a number of different places, and we are here for you.”

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A Southampton pensioner has been convicted of indecently assaulting a woman more than 20 years ago.

Former merchant sailor Kenneth Gibb, 92, had faced two charges relating to an incident that occurred at the victim's home in 2003.

Following a trial at Southampton Crown Court, Gibb was cleared of one count of indecent assault but convicted of the other.

The judge, Recorder Donald Tait, ordered a pre-sentence report and the case was adjourned until August 26.

Giving evidence on the first day of the trial, the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the court: "I felt his hand on my belly then over my breasts, and I told him to stop."

The woman said the ordeal made her want to "curl up and die".

Gibb, of Butts Road, Southampton, said he went into her bedroom after she asked him to give her a cuddle and "talk dirty" to her, but he denied both the allegations against him.