Stuart Alexander, A child sex offender has been incarcerated after admitting guilt to 14 acts perpetrated against three juvenile victims from 2001 to 2019.
Stuart Alexander, 56, received an 11-and-a-half-year prison sentence at Bradford Crown Court on Monday, December 12. He admitted admission to 14 historical indecent assault charges involving three juvenile victims.
Stuart Alexander, formerly of Elland, was mandated to register on the Sex Offenders Register for life and issued a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO). An inquiry into the charges commenced in August 2019, undertaken by Calderdale child safeguarding detectives following a report about one of the minor victims.
The investigation into the offences was led by DC Katy Wilson of the Calderdale District Safeguarding Unit, who praised the bravery of the victims. In an official statement released by West Yorkshire Police, DC Wilson said: “Stuart Alexander abused the trust of these children who were in no position to defend themselves in the most abhorrent way, and the sentence he received reflects the seriousness of his actions.
“I want to praise the bravery of his victims who wanted to see justice done and who have supported our prosecution throughout. I hope they can have some sense of closure from seeing Stuart Alexander answer for his crimes and receive a significant custodial sentence.
“We would encourage any victims of unreported sexual offences in Calderdale District, whether recent or historic, to contact the police. I can promise victims that all reports with be thoroughly and sensitively investigated by specially trained officers.”
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