Ranjit Sadra

Ranjit Sadra

45, Male

Coventry, West Midlands

Offender ID: e031f695-61a2-4c4f-8e36-69d70f987473

Offence Summary

Ranjit Sadra exposed himself and sexually assaulted a woman in War Memorial Park, Coventry, in the presence of members of the public including young children. He pleaded guilty to the charges and was remanded in custody awaiting sentencing.

Full Description

On Tuesday, 22 April 2025, a disturbing incident unfolded in War Memorial Park, Coventry, when 45-year-old Ranjit Sadra approached a woman and exposed himself before undressing completely. The act occurred in a public area where other park visitors, including young children, were nearby, heightening the alarm caused by his behaviour.

Sadra's actions did not stop there; he also touched another woman inappropriately in a separate part of the park, constituting a sexual assault. Witnesses and the victims promptly alerted authorities, leading to police intervention. Officers from West Midlands Police were called to the scene, where they arrested Sadra on the spot.

Following his arrest, Sadra was charged with indecent exposure and sexual assault. He appeared before Coventry Magistrates' Court on Thursday, 24 April 2025, where he pleaded guilty to both offences. The court remanded him in custody pending his sentencing hearing at Coventry Crown Court scheduled for 22 May 2025.

A spokesman for West Midlands Police provided a detailed account of the events, stating: 'A Coventry man has been convicted of indecent exposure and sexual assault following an incident in the city on Tuesday. Ranjit Sadra appeared before Coventry Magistrates Court today (April 24) where he pleaded guilty to the charges. Sadra approached a woman in War Memorial Park, exposed himself and then undressed while other members of the public were nearby, including young children. He also touched another woman inappropriately. Officers were called to War Memorial Park, where they arrested Sadra and charged him with indecent exposure and sexual assault.' This statement underscores the swift response by police to protect the public in this popular recreational space.

The case has drawn attention to public safety in Coventry's parks, with local authorities emphasising the importance of community vigilance. Sadra's guilty plea marks a significant step in the judicial process, though the full extent of his sentence remains to be determined at the upcoming Crown Court hearing.

Location

City: Coventry

County: West Midlands

Case Details

Police Force: West Midlands Police

Name heritage (predicted origin)

Country: India

Confidence: 95%

Special Thanks

A huge thank you to West Midlands Police 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: coventrytelegraph.net

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