by DAZ
The Metropolitan police reported a man has been jailed for 11 years for the rape and kidnap of a 13-year-old girl in Southwark.
Omieke Glenn
Omieke Glenn, 22 (20.10.95), of Monteagle Way, Southwark was sentenced to 11 years’ imprisonment on Thursday, 5 July at Inner London Crown Court.
Due to the seriousness of the offence he will serve a further five years on licence.
Glenn was also served with a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and placed on the sex offenders register indefinitely.
He was found guilty at the same court on Wednesday, 6 June of two counts of rape of a 13-year-old girl and one count of kidnap.
The court heard that at around 19:15hrs on 6 May 2017, the victim was making her way to her friend’s house when she was attacked by Glenn on Copeland Road in Southwark.
Glenn grabbed her and threatened to harm her if she did not do as he said.
He then raped her on the porch outside the address whilst filming the attack on his mobile phone. He further raped the victim prior to being interrupted by the victim’s friends who had come to find her.
The victim immediately reported the incident to officers at a south London police station.
Glenn was arrested on 7 May 2017 at his home address and charged on 1 December 2017.
He was identified following an ID parade and further linked to the incident through forensic evidence.
Detective Constable Amy Beautridge, of the Met’s Child Abuse and Sexual Offences Command (CASO), said: “The young victim has shown immense courage from the start by coming forward and telling police about the abuse she suffered at the hands of Glenn.
“She has assisted the investigation throughout which has helped to ensure that her attacker has been brought to justice. I hope that this sentencing result brings some closure for the victim so she can move forward with her life.”
Detective Inspector Colin Archer, also of CASO, said: “Glenn has been exposed as a highly dangerous individual who had a callous disregard for the harm he caused when satisfying his own sexual needs. His actions were worsened by the fact he filmed the attack, one can only presume for his own gratification or to share with others for theirs.
Editor: It is noted that no deportation order was made in this case
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No deportation order. This dangerous predator is most likely a permanent burden on our country…..upon release he is going to be housed by local authorities, and will remain a serious threat. I’m aware that the Left are more concerned with his well being than that of his victim, but really, what more will it take for the British people to wake up ?
Thank god the White? victim was brave enough to identify this sexual pervert any civilised society would have given her a knife and sugested she cut off his Balls. Today the apologist of” Hope not Hate” Trinity Mirror or Reach as they now call themselves have announced massive loses as sales of their main titles the Mirror and Daily Express freefall. Perhaps if instead of promoting Multi Culturalism and violence against Law abiding peaceful Patriots they splashed this story across the front page and started to tell the truth about failed Immigration experiment people may regain some faith in the lying Press.
I’ve just seen an ad for Specsavers, and the black man in it, looks very like the mugshot of Omieke Glenn. The Ad…Basically, A White man is outside a house and a Sub Saharan male opens the window, behind him a White woman lies on the bed, both the SubSaharan and the White woman appear to mock the White man who is portrayed as some kind of pest.
Specsavers are a disgrace, to put it mildly. But this is the “trend” now. How much more of this toxic garbage are we supposed to put up with ?
What a Pity the scumbag media wouldn’t educate people instead of misling them into thinking these freeloaders are good for Britain. If people were more aware, than so many terrible crimes may not have taken place, as British people would be more aware of statistically who is by far most likely to commit such evil deeds. The amount of crimes they commit is appalling.
send it back to Africa for godsake why it is here anyway