Daniel Marshall Guymer

Daniel Marshall Guymer, a 33-year-old man from Hull, has been sentenced to nine and a half years behind bars following his guilty plea to serious sexual offences and drug-related crimes. The case, heard at Hull Crown Court on Thursday, 27 May 2021, highlights the severity with which authorities treat sexual exploitation of children in the community.

Guymer admitted to charges of rape and sexual activity with a child, alongside the supply of Class B drugs. During a police interview prior to his court appearance, he reportedly bragged about his reputation as a drug dealer in Hull, demonstrating a lack of remorse for his actions. The offences involved the sexual abuse of victims, with the prosecution detailing the impact on those affected.

Detective Sergeant Stuart Fox of Humberside Police commended the bravery of the victims who came forward, stating, “I hope that the victims realise just how strong they are. All reports of sexual offending against children are taken incredibly seriously and we tackle them with the upmost sensitivity.” The investigation was led by Detective Constable Sarah Gladstone, who praised the victims' resilience: “The bravery and resilience you have shown has been outstanding.”

In addition to his custodial sentence, Guymer will be required to register as a sex offender for life, ensuring ongoing monitoring to protect the public. This case underscores Humberside Police's commitment to safeguarding vulnerable individuals, particularly children, from sexual exploitation. The force's dedicated team worked tirelessly to gather evidence and bring Guymer to justice, as reported by Neighbourhood Network Hull.