Locations
St Catherine Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1
Description
Mohammed Iqbal spent almost a month bullying, attacking and humiliating the man in his own Wakefield flat after he built up drug debts.
Iqbal, 19, was handed a 12-year sentence at Leeds Crown Court for the vile treatment of the man between April and May of last year.
He had denied the offences but was found guilty after a trial in February.
The court heard that Iqbal took advantage of the man, who was diagnosed with severe mental problems, after selling him drugs.
Recorder Hill-Baker said: "You assaulted him repeatedly with a number of weapons, causing him multiple bruising and burnt him with a lit cigarette.
"You further humiliated him by sexually abusing him. He lived in fear of the assaults."
The court heard that Iqbal forced the man to perform a sex act on two occasions and sexually assaulted him with a vacuum cleaner.
He also threatened to give crack cocaine to the man's son if he reported the abuse to the police.
Iqbal was found guilty of sexual assault, causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent, holding a person in slavery or servitude, two counts of actual bodily harm and attempted assault by penetration.
It was not a single offence, it was a course of conduct, and I have come to the conclusion you are a dangerous offender."
He handed him a 12-year sentence, made up of 10 years in prison with an extended licence period of two years.
Iqbal was also made the subject of a restraining order of indeterminate length to keep him away from the victim and must sign the sex offenders register for life.