Asylum seeker hotel resident jailed for sexually assaulting teenage girl in Epping
A refugee hotel resident was imprisoned for sexual assaulting a woman and a 14 -year -old girl for 12 months for starting more than one demonstration in Essex.
Ethiopia National Hadush Girberslaslasie Kebatu was described as “manipulative” and “bad respect for women önce after being found guilty of five crimes, who came to England on a small boat days before the events.
38 -year -old said to two young people, “he wanted to have a baby with each one” and tried to kiss them before he continued to put his hand on one of the girls’ thighs and hitting his hair.
The defendant, who was a “sports teacher in his own country, was found to be sexually assaulted to a woman by kissing her, putting her hand on her leg and saying that she was beautiful.
During the court hearing, the court heard that he was aware of the unrest caused by Kebatu’s discomfort, but tried to describe himself as a “scapegoat ve and now wanted to be deported.
In a statement of a victim’s effect, he said that he was now “controlling my shoulder” when he was out with his 14 -year -old girlfriends, and that wearing skirts now enables him to “vulnerable and exposure”.
“Seeing the counter (where sexual assault took place) reminds me of everything that happens.
“I am aware that there are protests because of what happened – I am lucky that I am not in the country when this happens.”
Meanwhile, the adult victim said that the incident felt both “angry and angry”.
“He didn’t even know what he did was wrong,” he said.
“The incident was worried about leaving my house. I think of this event before going to bed most nights.”
The behavior of the residents of Bell Hotel in July led to protesters and counter protesters to the streets in EPPING, and eventually the houses of asylum seekers throughout the country.
The EPPING Forest Region Council is legally traded against Somani hotels on the use of Bell Hotel as accommodation for asylum seekers, and when a full hearing is held on October 13, precautionary measures can be given.
Kebatu’s hearing was said to have been offered pizza by a 14 -year -old sacrifice shortly before trying to kiss him on July 7.
The Court heard that Kebatu made inappropriate comments such as “Go back to Africa, you would be a good wife ve and“ Do you want to come to Bell Hotel to have a baby?
The girl told the police that she was “frozen ,, because she was sexually assaulted, and when she realized again in EPPING the next day, she said,“ No, I am 14 years old ”.
The court heard that his response to Genc was as follows: “No, no, it doesn’t matter, you can go back to Bell Hotel with me”.
On July 8, he was sexually assaulted by Kebatu during an incident where an adult member of the people touched his leg and offered to help him in his CV.
The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said that she felt “shock” and “uncomfortable” in her behavior.
The adult sacrifice told the court that he met Kabatu when he saw that he was talking with a “young female student”.
He said that the defendant fled the first conflict, but he caught him near Bell Hotel when he was calling the police 999.
The woman said to the hearing: “This was pleading, begging and apologizing, and too much ‘I’m sorry, I will go, it was a mistake’ – these lines.”
The images of the arrest of Kebatu showed that he had become a tear after he was handcuffed by an officer, and the defendant finally appeared on his knees on the sidewalk next to a police car.
Molly Dyas, who alleviated Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, said that the defendant’s firm wish is to be deported as soon as possible ”.
“This was his opinion before the hearing, and this continues to be his opinion today.”
“A small boat, including the last part of East Africa, a difficult and long journey seeking asylum seekers,” he said.
He said that he had never had any conviction that he traveled to England, including European countries ”.
Regional judge Christopher Williams found Kebatu guilty of two sexual assaults, a number of sexual assault, one encouraged a girl to participate in sexual activity, and was unvolded harassment.
The judge who punished him, with the author of the pre -sentence report, as a reason for not remembering the lack of English and mental health, after the interview, Kebatu’nun “manipulative” said he acknowledged.
He said: “Shame and regret is not from the crimes you commit, but because of the impact they have.”
The judge, Kebatu’nun to a supervisory freedom officer “is aware of the unrest caused by the accusation” and “other asylum seekers who meet the law are affected by the crime,” he said.
