Worcester man acquitted of rape after Crown Court trial
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 06:03 · Archive
Blain Taylor, 23, has been found not guilty of rape at Worcester Crown Court.
Blain Taylor, 23, of James Close in Worcester, has been found 'not guilty' of rape by a jury at Worcester Crown Court on Tuesday. The acquittal followed a trial in which Taylor denied the charge.
Taylor was accused of rape against a woman aged over 16. Prosecutors alleged the offence took place in 2023. Taylor entered a not guilty plea in April this year when a trial date was set for 5 October.
How it is being reported
- Worcester man cleared of rape after trial sees acquittalBlain Taylor has been cleared of rape following a trial at Worcester Crown Court this weekMalvern Gazette · 15 Oct, 05:00
- Worcester man cleared of rape after trial sees acquittalBlain Taylor has been cleared of rape following a trial at Worcester Crown Court this weekWorcester News · 15 Oct, 05:00
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