Gyula Orosz

A Hungarian national residing in Norwich has pleaded guilty to serious child sex offences at Norwich Crown Court. Gyula Orosz, who lives at Cotterall Court in the Clover Hill area of the city, appeared in court on Thursday, November 27, and admitted to three counts of attempted sexual communication with a child.

The offences took place between October 2021 and January 2022. Importantly, the communications did not involve actual child victims, indicating that the attempts were likely directed towards decoys or in a controlled context, though specific details of the case were not elaborated upon in the proceedings reported.

Orosz, who required a Hungarian interpreter during the hearing, entered guilty pleas to all charges. The court adjourned the case for the preparation of a pre-sentence report, with sentencing scheduled for January 23 next year. Ian James represented the prosecution, while Stephen Mather acted for the defendant.

This admission marks a significant step in the legal process against Orosz, who faces potential custodial sentencing for these attempted child sex offences. The case was heard at Norwich Crown Court, under the jurisdiction of the Norfolk court system.