Timilehin Olatunji

Timilehin Olatunji, 35, from Nottingham, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after being caught with a recording of a rape he committed. Nottinghamshire Police's digital forensics team played a crucial role in linking the evidence to him.

The case involved Olatunji assaulting a victim and recording the act, which was later discovered on his devices. At Nottingham Crown Court, the footage was described as 'disturbing and irrefutable' by the judge, who condemned the dehumanising nature of the crime. Prosecutors highlighted how the recording evidenced the non-consensual nature of the encounter.

• The rape occurred in a private setting, with the recording made covertly.
• Devices were seized during a warranted search.
• The victim's impact statement underscored the trauma caused.

The custodial sentence, imposed in January 2025, includes requirements for lifelong registration. The UK Offender Registry entry warns of Olatunji's conviction, aiding public safety measures.