Wayne Davies

A man from Connah's Quay in Flintshire has been imprisoned following a court conviction for a sinister sexual assault. The case, heard at Flintshire Magistrates' Court, highlighted the severity of the offence, with the judge labelling it as 'wicked' during sentencing.

Wayne Davies, the offender, carried out the assault which was deemed particularly disturbing in nature. Details emerged during the trial that the incident involved non-consensual sexual contact, underscoring the predatory behaviour exhibited. North Wales Police investigated the matter after reports were made, leading to Davies' arrest and subsequent charges.

In court, the prosecution presented evidence that painted a clear picture of the assault's circumstances, emphasising its impact on the victim. The defence offered no mitigation that could lessen the gravity of the offence. The judge, in passing sentence, remarked on the 'sinister' intent behind Davies' actions, stating that such behaviour warranted a custodial term to protect the public and reflect the seriousness of the crime.

The sentencing took place on 24th November, with Davies receiving a jail term that serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of sexual offences. This case was reported by The Leader, drawing from local court records and police statements.