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A 25-year-old registered sex offender has been handed a 64-week prison term after he breached Sex Offenders’ Register requirements.
In December 2023, Davood Alekozai was placed on the Sex Offenders’ Register (SOR) for five years after he was convicted of a sexual assault which took place in 2022.
As part of his SOR requirements, Alekozai had to complete an annual notification requirement as well as inform police of any aliases used online.
However, after Alekozai’s devices were reviewed following a routine visit, he was found to be using aliases online that he had not told police about. He also failed to complete his annual notification requirement.
Alekozai, previously of Northampton, was arrested and subsequently charged with two counts of failing to comply with SOR requirements.
After pleading guilty to the offences at Northampton Crown Court, Alekozai returned to the same last month (May 15) where he was sentenced to 64 weeks in prison.
Lead investigator, Police Constable Andy Glover from the Force’s MOSOVO Team, which closely manages sexual and violent offenders, said: “These breaches may seem very minor but it’s so important for us to manage those on the Sex Offenders’ Register very carefully.
“Any breaches are dealt with robustly and we take an absolute zero-tolerance approach.
“I hope this reassures our local residents and I want to be clear that we will continue working hard to keep people in our county safe.”