Radowslav Burowski

A 25-year-old man from Thetford, Norfolk, has pleaded guilty to multiple online child sex offences at Norwich Crown Court. Radowslav Burowski, residing on Columbine Close, appeared before the court on a date prior to his upcoming sentencing hearing scheduled for 22 December 2024.

Burowski admitted to engaging in a series of sexual communications with what he believed to be underage individuals on the social media messaging service Kik. Specifically, he attempted to sexually communicate with a person he thought was a boy and an 11-year-old girl. In addition to these attempts, Burowski pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children, which formed part of the broader string of offences he committed online.

The case came to light through investigations that uncovered Burowski's illicit activities, highlighting the dangers of online platforms being exploited for child sexual exploitation. Following his guilty pleas, Burowski was immediately placed on the sex offenders’ register, a mandatory step for individuals convicted of such crimes in the UK. The court proceedings were reported by the Eastern Daily Press, with crime correspondent Simon Parkin covering the hearing at Norwich Crown Court.

Sentencing is set to occur on 22 December 2024, where the full extent of Burowski's punishment will be determined. This case underscores ongoing efforts by authorities in Norfolk to combat online child sex offences, with Norfolk Constabulary likely involved in the investigation given the local jurisdiction.