Locations
Southampton, Hampshire, SO17
Description
25th October 2009
Sex offender could live in the same road as victim
A TEENAGE girl who was the victim of a frightening sex offence in her own home is terrified that her attacker may soon be moving into a house just doors away when he is released from prison.
Daniel Oliver, 21, is serving a four month prison sentence for sexually touching the girl, who cannot be named, at her Southampton home last December.
He had already been jailed for three years for attempting to rape a woman in a garage in 2006 and was on licence from a young offenders’ institution when he carried out the latest offence on the young girl.
Oliver – who has been placed on the sex offenders’ register for life – pleaded guilty to kissing the girl on the lips and putting his hand near her breasts as he embraced her...
28th October 2009
'Don’t offend sex attacker' said police, claims victim's mother
A MUM who launched an online petition to stop her daughter’s sex attacker from moving into her street says she has been asked to remove it in case it “offends” the attacker.
The woman, whose 15-year-old daughter was the victim of a sex offence in her own home, has collected more than 200 signatures protesting against Daniel Oliver living nearby when he is released from prison.
Police have confirmed they have made the request to the victim’s family, but said they did so to avoid causing further tensions in the wider community.
Oliver, 21, was sentenced to four months in prison for sexually touching the young girl, who cannot be named, last December.
10th June 2008
Attack victim speaks out as attacker is freed to live nearby
A WOMAN who was subjected to a terrifying sex ordeal two years ago has discovered her attacker will be released from prison today - and will be living just minutes away from her home.
Mum-of-two Christina Noller, 42, was bundled into a garage and sexually assaulted by teenager Daniel Oliver in April 2006.
Oliver was 19 when he attempted to rape her, leaving her with cuts and emotional scars she is still struggling to overcome.
Now Christina is furious that Oliver will be leaving prison after just 18 months of a three-year sentence and living just a short walk from her Swaythling home.
She is "fuming" at police suggestions that she move house to avoid her attacker and cannot believe she was given just 24 hours' notice that he would be living just down the road...