Steven Bull

Steven Bull

30, Male Custodial - 15y

Aldershot, Hampshire

Offender ID: d2061441-03a1-42f0-ba5c-a3a6d6355b17

Offence Summary

Steven Bull raped a woman multiple times in Aldershot in 2021, subjecting her to violent and controlling behaviour including physical assaults that left her with injuries such as black eyes and bite marks.

Full Description

Steven Bull, a 30-year-old resident of Grosvenor Road in Aldershot, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for committing multiple rapes against a woman in her 30s during 2021. The case, prosecuted at Winchester Crown Court, highlighted Bull's violent and coercive conduct towards the victim, which involved repeated sexual assaults alongside physical abuse.

According to details presented at the trial, Bull's attacks were characterised by extreme violence. He slapped the woman's face, punched her in the ribs, and struck her arms and legs, resulting in visible injuries including black eyes and bite marks. This pattern of behaviour was deemed controlling and coercive, creating an environment of fear and domination for the victim. The offences occurred in Aldershot, prompting an investigation by Hampshire Constabulary after officers became aware of the incidents.

Bull was arrested and subsequently charged with two counts of raping a woman aged 16 or over, as well as engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour. Following a thorough trial at Winchester Crown Court, he was found guilty on all charges. The sentencing took place on Friday, 7 November, where Judge [Name not specified in article] imposed a total custodial sentence of 15 years, reflecting the severity and multiplicity of the crimes.

Offences: Rape (x2), Controlling/Coercive Behaviour
Location: Aldershot, Hampshire
Investigating Authority: Hampshire Constabulary
Court: Winchester Crown Court

Detective Constable Graeme Calver from Aldershot North commented on the case, emphasising the bravery of the victim throughout the investigation. The article, reported by Matt Rooks-Taylor for the Basingstoke Gazette, underscores the police commitment to pursuing perpetrators of sexual and violent offences robustly. This outcome serves as a deterrent, affirming that such crimes will not be tolerated within communities.

Location

City: Aldershot

County: Hampshire

Address: Grosvenor Road

Case Details

Police Force: Hampshire Constabulary

Name heritage (predicted origin)

Country: United Kingdom

Confidence: 95%

Special Thanks

A huge thank you to Hampshire Constabulary for their tireless dedication in bringing this offender to justice. Your commitment and hard work truly help keep our communities safe, and we are deeply grateful.

Source: basingstokegazette.co.uk

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