Midlands CSA Kidnapper and Offender Gets Minimum 7 Years, Abducted Another Child Previously

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The paedophile that kidnapped and abused a 10 year old boy last year in the Midlands was jailed for a minimum of seven years with an indeterminate sentence on Monday 5th November. Considering that kidnapping itself may have attracted a much stronger sentence and the offender kidnapped a different child before this case, the sentence represents another let-off compared to the degree of the crimes. The BBC has the story here.

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