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Explore 126 verdicts at York Crown Court (York). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

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June 2025 1 case
Brian Hollywood
Possessing with intent to supply Class A drugs *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment
In January 2025, officers from North Yorkshire Police executed warrants in Scarborough, leading to Brian Hollywood's address. Drugs seized were initially believed to be Class C Xanax but were confirmed as Class A nitazenes, an extremely potent synthetic opioid linked to multiple drug-related deaths across the UK, including seven in North Yorkshire over the past two years. Hollywood's actions demonstrated a blatant disregard for the risks to public health and safety.
Pleaded guilty to three counts of possessing with intent to supply nitazene. Police stated he had no regard for the potential devastation caused by supplying such dangerous substances.
May 2025 3 cases
Stephen John Mitchell
Rape *
Sentence
10 years and 9 months imprisonment
Stephen John Mitchell, 67, of Northstead Flats, abused a boy starting from primary school age in the 1990s. He groomed the child by buying food and allowing him to watch cartoons, then showed pornographic films and performed sex acts in front of him. This escalated to inciting the boy to perform sex acts on him, including raping him on five occasions, four counts of indecency with a child, and one charge of indecent assault. The abuse continued for years with Mitchell threatening to abuse a younger child if the victim told anyone.
Pleaded guilty to six charges. Also issued with an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Robinson Peter Fitch Binks
Causing grievous bodily harm *
Sentence
12 years imprisonment
Robinson Peter Fitch Binks and an accomplice forced their way into a man's home and set him on fire by pouring petrol over him, causing grievous bodily harm.
Convicted alongside an accomplice for a violent attack.
Joshua Anthony Strickland
Causing grievous bodily harm *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Joshua Anthony Strickland and an accomplice forced their way into a man's home, poured petrol over him, and set him on fire, causing grievous bodily harm. He later intimidated a witness and assaulted a police officer.
Also convicted of witness intimidation, possessing an offensive weapon, criminal damage, and assaulting a police officer.
April 2025 3 cases
Joel Humberstone
Voyeurism *
Sentence
9 months imprisonment
Joel Humberstone, 27, of Woodville Square, Leeds, targeted an 11-year-old girl walking to school in Ripon on June 11, 2024, by lifting her skirt and taking a photo. He was chased by witnesses but escaped initially; his phone was later seized after police identified him.
Took upskirt photos of teenage girls, including while en route to court; pleaded guilty to voyeurism and attempted voyeurism.
Tarik Adam Mehmet Turan
Supply of controlled drugs *
Sentence
10 years and six months imprisonment
Tarik Adam Mehmet Turan established a lucrative online business supplying prescription medications and recreational drugs, including diazepam and cocaine, via a WhatsApp group. He acted as a middleman, taking orders from customers across the UK, offering advice without medical qualifications, and arranging deliveries of unsafe drug quantities. His activities were uncovered following arrests of buyers, leading to the seizure of his phone and his arrest on May 11, 2023. The operation spanned from Scotland to the south coast of England, with over £280,000 in unexplained funds in his bank accounts.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of controlled drugs of Class A to Class C and possession of criminal property. Investigating officer noted that Turan operated an online drug supply business and highlighted the dangers of illegal prescription drugs.
Lewis Christopher Stewart
Possession with intent to supply cocaine *
Sentence
four years imprisonment
Lewis Christopher Stewart was driving a blue VW Caddy van on the evening of Sunday, January 26, 2025, with cocaine, cash, and gold bullion hidden in the bodywork. He was monitored and stopped by North Yorkshire Police on the A64 around 7.30pm. A search of the van revealed the drugs, cash, and gold, leading to his arrest. An additional search of a linked address uncovered £35,000 in a safe, and it is estimated he made another £20,000 from dealing.
Admitted to possession with intent to supply cocaine and possession of criminal cash. Detective Constable Dean Stilgoe commented that the sentence reflects the serious harm caused by drug dealers in communities.
March 2025 2 cases
Ian Horsman
Sexual communication with a child *
Sentence
12-month custodial sentence, suspended for 18 months, £150 court costs, and £187 surcharge
Ian Horsman engaged in online conversations involving sexual communication with individuals he believed to be girls aged 14 and 12 on September 2 and September 16, 2023. These interactions were with decoys from an Online Child Activist Group (OCAG). He was confronted by the OCAG on Dunslow Road, Eastfield, on September 16, 2023, leading to police involvement. Evidence of sexual grooming was handed over to the authorities, resulting in his arrest and subsequent charges.
Pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual communication with children. Placed on the Register of Sex Offenders and made subject to a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Jason Holdgate
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 18 years
Jason Holdgate murdered Michael Bradley, 72, in his York home after being allowed to stay with his partner Nicola Beck and use his car for two weeks; Michael was found with serious head and facial injuries, a stab wound to the neck, and bruising.
Pleaded guilty to murder.
February 2025 2 cases
Charles Andrew Chapman
Rape of a girl under 13 *
Sentence
20 years imprisonment with an additional one year on licence
Charles Andrew Chapman, 61, from Sycamore Road in Barlby, Selby, was found guilty of 19 offences involving the non-recent sexual abuse of two girls in the Harrogate area. The offences occurred more than a decade ago and included rape of a girl under 13, assault by penetration of a girl under 13, causing or inciting a girl under 13 to engage in sexual activity, and other similar acts against girls aged 13-15.
Denied the allegations throughout the investigation, requiring victims to give evidence in court. Also placed on the Register of Sex Offenders for life and made subject to an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Charlie Nelson
Possession of firearm *
Sentence
5 years imprisonment
Charlie Nelson, 31, during a North Yorkshire Police raid on a Harrogate house on October 11, 2024, was apprehended at the scene where a handgun (altered from blank-firing), Samurai-style sword, live and spent rounds, and cannabis were found in an outbuilding. DNA on the firearm matched him and his brother.
Admitted guilt to possession of a firearm, ammunition for a firearm, an offensive weapon, and Class B drugs.
December 2024 2 cases
Macauley Barry Robert Nesfield
Coercive and controlling behaviour *
Sentence
2 years and 7 months imprisonment and a 5-year restraining order
Macauley Barry Robert Nesfield subjected his partner to years of domestic abuse, including coercive and controlling behaviour, assault, and wounding. He split her head open in an incident that left her and her baby covered in blood, causing her to seek help. The offences occurred between 2021 and 2014, during which she lived in fear and was manipulated by him.
Pled guilty to coercive and controlling behaviour, assault, and wounding. He denied six counts of assault, one of intentional non-fatal strangulation, and one of criminal damage, which were ordered to lie on file.
Peter Mackenzie Buckby
Sexual assault of a child *
Sentence
4 years and 3 months imprisonment
Peter MacKenzie Buckby, a 44-year-old music teacher in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, sexually assaulted a girl under the age of 16. The historic offences took place years earlier and were reported to the police in 2022. Following an investigation by North Yorkshire Police’s Non-Recent Abuse Investigation Team, he was charged and convicted after a trial on October 8.
Pleaded not guilty but convicted after trial. Historic offences reported in 2022.
November 2024 16 cases
Sam Woodward
Dangerous driving *
Sentence
24-week suspended prison sentence and 12-month motoring ban
Sam Woodward, aged 27, engaged in dangerous driving on a motorcycle on the B1248 Beverley Road, south of Norton-on-Derwent, on May 31, which resulted in his sentencing.
Admitted to dangerous driving on a motorcycle on the B1248 Beverley Road, south of Norton-on-Derwent, on May 31. Ordered to pay £85 costs, a £154 surcharge, and carry out 200 hours of unpaid work. The prison sentence was suspended for 12 months.
Joshua Barclay
Going equipped for theft and criminal damage *
Sentence
12-month community order
Joshua Barclay, aged 23, went equipped for theft with a hacksaw, an adjustable spanner, and wire cutters to Foreshore Road on November 22, 2023, where he caused £423 of damage to a metal door and fence belonging to North Yorkshire Council, and also damaged a restored wartime mine converted into a charity collection box belonging to North Yorkshire County Council’s harbour master.
Admitted to going equipped for theft, carrying a kitchen knife, and damaging a metal door and charity collection box on the Scarborough foreshore on November 22 last year. Ordered to pay £236.50 compensation for damage to North Yorkshire Council property and must complete up to 15 days of rehabilitation activity and 200 hours of unpaid work.
Mark Plumstead
Criminal damage *
Sentence
Six-month conditional discharge
Mark Plumstead, aged 45, damaged a neighbour’s vehicle on April 10, leading to his court appearance and sentencing.
Admitted to damaging a neighbour’s vehicle on April 10. Ordered to pay £728 compensation to the owner, £85 costs, and a £26 victim surcharge.
Michael White
Assault and possession of cannabis *
Sentence
12-month community order
Michael White, aged 42, assaulted two police officers and possessed cannabis at the Grand Hotel in St Nicholas Cliff on August 21, during which he attacked the constables and was found with the Class B drug.
Admitted to attacking two police officers and possessing cannabis at the Grand Hotel on August 21. Ordered to pay £85 costs, a £114 victim surcharge, and £75 to each officer assaulted. Must complete up to 15 days’ rehabilitation activity and a 120-day alcohol-abstinence-and-monitoring programme.
Anthony Thurlow
Theft *
Sentence
£120 fine and £20 compensation
Anthony Thurlow, aged 37, stole food items from One Stop Stores in Scarborough on October 5, resulting in his sentencing.
Admitted to stealing food items from One Stop Stores in Scarborough on October 5.
David Wade
Assault and theft *
Sentence
12-month community order
David Wade, aged 50, assaulted a named man and stole more than £30 worth of food and alcohol from One Stop Shop on North Marine Road on November 1, leading to his court appearance and sentencing.
Admitted to assaulting a named man and stealing more than £30 of food and alcohol from One Stop Shop on North Marine Road on November 1. Ordered to pay £100 compensation to the assault victim, £31.50 to the shop, and must complete a six-month alcohol-treatment programme and up to 10 days’ rehabilitation activity.
Graham Bulman
Possession of cannabis *
Sentence
Six-month conditional discharge
Graham Bulman, aged 38, was caught with cannabis at Central Railway Station in Westborough on March 12, leading to his court appearance and sentencing.
Admitted to possessing cannabis at Central Railway Station in Westborough on March 12. Ordered to pay £85 costs.
Claire Ross
Theft *
Sentence
12-month conditional discharge
Claire Ross, aged 38, stole £234 worth of clothing from Next in Scarborough on an unspecified date, leading to her court appearance.
Pleaded guilty to stealing £234 of clothing from Next in Scarborough.
Jade Hespin
Shoplifting and handling stolen goods *
Sentence
12-month conditional discharge
Jade Hespin, 35, of Eleanor Drive, Harrogate, stole more than £20 of groceries from the One Stop shop on Knaresborough Road on September 12, handled various items of stolen clothing from TK MAXX in October, and failed to surrender to the custody of the court on November 7.
Ordered to pay full compensation to the shop for the theft.
Leigh Sherburne
Breaching a domestic-violence-protection order *
Sentence
Two-week jail sentence
Leigh Sherburne, 36, of no fixed address, breached a 28-day domestic-violence-protection order on November 9 by entering the street where a named woman in Ripon lived and potentially contacting, intimidating, harassing, or threatening her with violence, despite the order prohibiting such actions.
Imposed due to the flagrant breach of a domestic-violence-protection order.
James Mcglinchey
Failing to provide a specimen of breath and failing to surrender to custody *
Sentence
New community order including a six-month drug-rehabilitation programme, up to 20 days' rehabilitation activity, and 100 hours of unpaid work
James McGlinchey, 36, of Albany Avenue, Harrogate, breached a previous community order by missing an unpaid-work session in September and failing to comply with an alcohol-monitoring tag in October. The original order was for failing to provide a specimen of breath following a suspected driving offence and failing to surrender to court.
Re-sentenced for original offences of failing to provide a specimen of breath for analysis at Harrogate Police Station and failing to surrender to the custody of Harrogate Magistrates’ Court. Ordered to pay £85 costs.
Chloe Kitching
Breaching a community order *
Sentence
£40 fine
Chloe Kitching, 23, of Aismunderby Road, Ripon, breached a community order by missing two unpaid-work sessions without reasonable excuse in June and October.
Ordered to pay £85 costs.
Barrie Massey
Careless driving *
Sentence
£80 fine and five points added to driving licence
Barrie Massey, 48, of Harrogate Road, Ripon, committed careless driving in Bishop Monkton on April 10.
Ordered to pay £110 costs and a £32 surcharge.
Aimee Burns
Driving without due care and attention *
Sentence
£440 fine and six points added to driving licence
Aimee Burns, 34, of Harewell Close, Glasshouses, drove without due care and attention at the junction of the B6451 and Broad Dubb Road at Norwood on April 11.
Ordered to pay £110 prosecution costs and a £176 statutory surcharge.
Samuel Carr
Driving with excessive train weight *
Sentence
£770 fine
Samuel Carr, 28, of Ceres Road, Wetherby, drove a van with an excessive train weight on the A61 at Killinghall on March 19, exceeding the total permitted train weight of 3,500kg by 1,900kg, in contravention of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations and the Road Traffic Act.
Ordered to pay £90 costs and a £308 surcharge.
Steven Green
Using a hand-held mobile phone while driving *
Sentence
£220 fine
Steven Green, 49, of Granville Road, Harrogate, used a hand-held mobile phone while driving on Follifoot Road in Pannal on March 16.
Ordered to pay £90 costs and an £88 surcharge.
October 2024 1 case
Edjan Cengu
Possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply *
Sentence
14 months imprisonment
Edjan Cengu was driving a Mercedes C-Class along Grainbeck Lane, Killinghall, on July 4, when police attempted to stop him using blue lights. He initially ignored the request, continued driving while on a mobile call, and provided a false name upon arrest. Police discovered 20 bags of cocaine weighing 10 grams with a street value of £600 to £1,000 hidden in his boxer shorts, along with £300 cash and two iPhones. He had no driving licence or insurance and was an Albanian national whose immigration status was uncertain, having arrived in the UK in November 2022, claimed asylum, and then disappeared. He admitted the offences on the basis that he was a drug courier transporting drugs and money to pay off an unspecified debt.
Pleaded guilty to possessing a Class A drug with intent to supply and possession of criminal property. Was acting as a drug courier to pay off a debt. Judge noted his immigration status and that he was operating under the direction of others higher up the drug chain.
September 2024 8 cases
Jamie Duffield
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *
Sentence
3 years and 2 months imprisonment
Jamie Duffield, while on police bail and prison licence, followed the victim from the Grand Hotel on the Scarborough seafront to a nearby park on May 28. He punched the victim repeatedly in the face, kicked him, and threw a bike at him, causing multiple facial fractures including a broken nose, a 3cm cut beneath the eye, bruising, and a swollen black eye. The attack ended when witnesses appeared to call the police.
Admitted to a single count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Has a criminal record of 63 offences including serious violence. Was on prison licence at the time and the attack was motivated by revenge.
Owen Hill
Burglary *
Sentence
2 years and 5 months imprisonment
Owen Hill, 32, from Filey, began his crime spree by punching the victim's Ring Doorbell on July 10, 2024. He turned up uninvited on three occasions in one day, appeared intoxicated, took the victim's phone and bank card, and stole £60 from her. He used the bank card to buy goods worth £27 at a garage. He then smashed a window at the victim's home in Cambridge Street, Scarborough, entered the property, went upstairs, threw a cigarette on the floor, grabbed the victim by the wrist and arm while trying to take her phone, and stole £215 from her purse. He was arrested and charged shortly after.
Pleaded guilty to burglary, theft, criminal damage, and fraudulent use of a bank card. Has 94 previous offences. Judge noted the offences had an adverse impact on the victim and imposed an immediate prison sentence due to poor response to community disposals and substance misuse issues. A five-year restraining order was also imposed.
John William Connelly
Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent *
Sentence
5 years imprisonment
John William Connelly breached a restraining order by confronting his ex-partner and her new partner during a morning walk on Kingsway West in Acomb on April 8, 2024. He repeatedly punched and kicked the victim, causing unconsciousness and requiring 24 hours of hospital treatment. The assault ended when two council workers intervened, and Connelly was arrested shortly after.
Pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm with intent and breaching a restraining order. The victim suffered lasting trauma, including shaking in his sleep, and the attack was described as a terrifying ordeal by the investigating detective.
Myles Alan Coe
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine *
Sentence
5 years detention in a Young Offender’s Institute
Myles Alan Coe, 20, of Grange Avenue, Filey, was involved in supplying cocaine as a main supplier to Rebecca Rhodes and Reece Connor Gibson. He engaged in drug dealing activities, including discussions about supplying Class A drugs, which were evidenced through messages on Rhodes' mobile phone showing images of drugs being weighed, bagged, and mixed with bulking agents for profit. The investigation, launched in August 2024, uncovered evidence of his role in the supply network that flooded parts of North Yorkshire with cocaine.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine and possessing cocaine.
Reece Connor Gibson
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine *
Sentence
2 years and 4 months imprisonment
Reece Connor Gibson, 23, of Norman Crescent, Filey, collaborated with Rebecca Rhodes to supply cocaine, buying from and selling to each other, and passing customers when out of stock. He used aliases and changed his phone number regularly to evade detection. Evidence from Rhodes' mobile phone revealed thousands of drug-related conversations, including messages about drug dealing and over 300 streams from users seeking to buy drugs. The investigation in August 2024 linked him to the supply network that caused misery in North Yorkshire communities.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Michael Harvey Ward
Conspiracy to supply cocaine and conspiracy to supply cannabis resin *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Michael Harvey Ward, 21, of Back Lane, Flixton, was involved in a conspiracy to supply cocaine and cannabis resin in the Scarborough and Eastfield areas. He advertised and sold drugs using mass text messaging as part of the CJ line, which was uncovered in a June 2024 investigation. He was arrested at his home in January 2025 and persisted with his illegal activities.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and conspiracy to supply cannabis resin. Continued to supply drugs after initial arrest.
Joseph Michael Hull
Conspiracy to supply cocaine and conspiracy to supply cannabis resin *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Joseph Michael Hull, 23, of Burniston Road, Newby, was involved in a conspiracy to supply cocaine and cannabis resin in the Scarborough area. He advertised and sold drugs using mass text messaging as part of a supply line known as the CJ line, which was investigated starting in June 2024. He was arrested at his home in January 2025 and continued his illegal activities despite this.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and conspiracy to supply cannabis resin. Continued to supply drugs after initial arrest.
Hubert Jankowski
Conspiracy to supply cocaine and conspiracy to supply cannabis resin *
Sentence
3 years and 4 months imprisonment
Hubert Jankowski, 24, of Overdale Road, Eastfield, participated in a conspiracy to supply cocaine and cannabis resin in Scarborough. He advertised drugs via mass text messaging as part of the CJ line investigation launched in June 2024 and also possessed a knuckle duster. He was arrested at his home in January 2025.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine, conspiracy to supply cannabis resin, and possessing an offensive weapon. Received a concurrent 6-week sentence for the weapon, which he claimed was his mother's and used for mashing chicken.
August 2024 12 cases
Neil Kenneth Gordon
Supply of cocaine, ecstasy, cannabis, and pregabalin *
Sentence
five years and eight months imprisonment
Neil Kenneth Gordon, of Manham Hill, Eastfield in Scarborough, continued supplying cocaine, ecstasy, cannabis, and pregabalin after his release from prison. He used mobile phones and dedicated 'deal lines' to offer these drugs to multiple users in the Scarborough and Eastfield areas between April 2025 and July 2025. He was arrested at his home on 3 July 2025, where cannabis and pregabalin tablets were recovered as evidence.
Pled guilty to being concerned in the supply of drugs. He had previous convictions for drug dealing and was released on licence in November 2024. Detective Constable Darrel Temple noted that Gordon showed no regard for prior punishments and continued his activities.
Adele Stingemore
Burglary and Supply of Controlled Substances *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment
Adele Stingemore entered the sheltered accommodation of a 67-year-old man in Scarborough on May 19, knowing he had learning disabilities, and stole his mobile phone which contained family photos of great sentimental value. She also engaged in supplying Pregabalin, a Class C drug, between November 2022 and February 2023, as shown by messages on her phone arranging sales and emphasising upfront payment. Police found the stolen phone, cannabis, cocaine, and amphetamine at her home during searches.
Pleaded guilty to all offences, including burglary and drug supply. Had 12 previous convictions for offences such as battery, harassment, and affray. Breached a suspended sentence from November last year. Judge Simon Hickey commented that she failed to turn her life around and exploited a vulnerable victim with learning difficulties.
Alistair Smith
Breaching domestic-violence-protection order *
Sentence
Seven-day prison sentence
Alistair Smith breached a domestic-violence-protection order by having contact with a named woman at a camp site in Littondale on August 10, 2024.
For breaching a domestic-violence-protection order; admitted the breach due to flagrant disregard for court orders.
John Leslie Norman
Breaching community order *
Sentence
Fined £40
John Leslie Norman failed to comply with the requirements of his community order, which was imposed for an earlier offence.
For breaching a community order by missing a rehabilitation-activity session in May and a Building Better Relationships appointment in June without reasonable excuse.
Mohammed Riasat
Failing to identify driver *
Sentence
Fined £660 and six points added to driving licence
Mohammed Riasat failed to provide information to the police Traffic Bureau relating to the driver of a Mercedes involved in an alleged driving offence.
For failing to identify the driver; ordered to pay £620 costs and a £264 surcharge. The case was proved in his absence.
Ethan Smith
Burglary *
Sentence
8 months detention at a Young Offender Institution
The burglary took place in Albemarle Back Road in Scarborough between 9.30pm and 10pm on April 21, 2024, while the victim was away from his flat. CCTV footage showed the trio entering the flat after Jakub Slodkowski kicked the door off its hinges. They stole a laptop and were seen leaving the scene, with Ethan Smith later found in possession of the stolen item at his home.
Pleaded guilty to burglary.
James Harpin
Failing to identify driver *
Sentence
Six-month motoring ban and fined £660
James Harpin failed to provide police with information relating to the driver of a Volvo S90 involved in an alleged road-traffic offence on October 10, 2023.
For failing to identify the driver; ordered to pay £90 costs and a £264 surcharge. The case was proved in his absence.
Joshua Moffatt
Breaching domestic-violence-protection order *
Sentence
Fined £250
Joshua Moffatt breached a 28-day domestic-violence-protection order by contacting a named woman at Leeds and Bradford Airport on August 7, 2024, despite prohibitions on contacting, harassing, and threatening her with violence.
For breaching a domestic-violence-protection order.
Kathryn Higgins
Speeding *
Sentence
Six-month driving ban and fined £46
Kathryn Higgins was driving a Peugeot 108 above 40mph on the A64 at East Knapton near Scarborough in November 2023, leading to her admission of speeding.
Under the totting-up procedure, ordered to pay £90 prosecution costs and a £18 statutory surcharge.
Connor Campbell
Drink-driving *
Sentence
Three-year motoring ban and 12-month community order including up to 15 days of rehabilitation activity
Connor Campbell was caught drink-driving on July 1, 2024, on Raskelf Road, Brafferton, with a breath test reading of 41mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath, and again on August 4, 2024, on Magdalens Road, Ripon, in a Nissan Juke without insurance or a licence, with a reading of 42mcg, and he admitted taking the vehicle without the owner’s consent.
For drink-driving and related offences, with no separate penalties for driving without insurance or a licence.
Bartosz Wielgomas
Dangerous driving *
Sentence
12-month community order including 130 hours of unpaid work and up to 15 days of rehabilitation activity
Bartosz Wielgomas committed dangerous driving at York College in Sim Balk Lane, which led to the original community order in November 2023, and he failed to comply by missing two unpaid-work sessions in June 2024.
Re-sentenced for breaching a previous community order.
Szczepan Zenon Malczewski
Rape and sexual assault by penetration *
Sentence
2 years and 9 months imprisonment
Szczepan Zenon Malczewski sexually assaulted a young woman by penetration and raped her in a pub toilet in Scarborough on May 7, 2024. The victim was vulnerable, and the attack caused severe psychological harm.
Pled guilty to rape and sexual assault by penetration. The sentence was later appealed and quashed as unduly lenient.

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