Man jailed for sexual assault on teenage girl on train
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 18:02 · Archive
Bradley Warby, 41, from Peterborough, has been jailed for one year and two months for sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl on a train from King's Cross.
Bradley Warby, 41, from Peterborough, has been sentenced to one year and two months in prison for sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl. He pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual assault at Cambridge Crown Court on 5 October.
Warby first approached the girl and her mother at King's Cross railway station on 25 April while they were queuing for coffee. After the girl and her mother walked away, Warby followed them through the station. When the girl's mother told him her daughter was 16, he stopped following them. However, after boarding the train to Peterborough, he noticed the girl sitting alone and beckoned her to sit with him. When she moved away, he followed her, sat next to her and made repeated sexual comments before sexually assaulting her. He got off the train at Peterborough.
A bystander who noticed the incident reported it to British Transport Police by texting 61016. Detectives identified Warby through CCTV images and arrested him on 5 August. In police interview, he claimed the victim had lied about the encounter.
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- 'Vile predator' subjected girl to 'horrific' sexual assault on trainA "vile predator" from Peterborough who followed a teenage girl through a station and subjected her to a prolonged sexual assault has been jailed.Ely Standard · 20 Oct, 17:43
- 'Vile predator' subjected girl to 'horrific' sexual assault on trainA "vile predator" from Peterborough who followed a teenage girl through a station and subjected her to a prolonged sexual assault has been jailed.Cambs Times · 20 Oct, 17:43
In this story: Bradley Warby · King's Cross · Peterborough · Cambridge Crown Court · British Transport Police
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