Court locked down to stop ‘highly dangerous’ child snatcher escaping | UK | News
A court had to be locked to stop a man accused of kidnapping and sexual harassment of a five -year -old girl. 32 -year -old Mohammed Abdulraziq was found guilty of incorrect imprisonment and sexual harassment at his home in Winson Green. BirminghamOn March 30th.
Sudanese citizen rejected the charges Birmingham Taç Court where Category of a prisoner’s trial heard. During the court proceedings, four docks who applied to keep him in handcuffs were accompanied. This application was rejected by judge Kerry Maylin, who said that Abdulraziq was tried on a safe dock. He rejected another request by giving evidence from the witness box in front of him and argued that there was no reason to do so.
Abdulraziq’s lawyer Amy Jackson opposed the movement and insisted that he would have a negative impact on the jury members.
However, Judge Maylin accepted more security measures by accepting more security measures and accepted that his escape was “very dangerous for public, police or safety”.
As a result, the gate of the judge’s room and the public’s access to the courtroom was locked. A dock officer stood in front of the public door and the other sat close to the door of the unconnected jury, Birmingham Post.
Two more officers stood near Abdulraziq, who needed a translator in the witness box to help him follow the proceedings.
The people in the public gallery were told by Judge Maylin that Abdulraziq gave evidence because the room was locked because they should try and not leave.
Abdulraziq took 45 minutes to account for the court and claimed that the girl had entered the property on its own to use the bathroom.
He claimed that he had come to his room in tears in the shared property and asked him to help him pull his shorts up. In addition, three boxes of beer, a human -made drug designed to mimic the effects of cannabis, agreed to smoke.
The prosecution said that Abdulraziq took the girl sitting outside her house after running on the road. His mother was talking to a friend who lived on the street.
When they realized that the girl was missing, they went to look for her. They heard Abdulraziq’s house crying, and the mother’s friend Abdulraziq and the shorts climbed the shorts from the window to see the kids close to each other.
After being found guilty, Judge Maylin said that Abdulraziq was faced with a long prison sentence. He will be sentenced on December 9th.
