Salford predator Jacob Lee locked up for 11 years after kidnap and sexual assault of teen girl

Jacob Lee of Pilgrims Way, Salford, has been slammed with an 11-year jail sentence for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. The terrifying attack happened on Princes Avenue on the evening of November 29, 2022.

Victim’s Courage Helps Catch Dangerous Offender

Lee lurked behind the teenager before forcibly dragging her away. He sexually assaulted her and then tried to strangle her. But the brave youngster fought back and managed to escape, rushing straight to police to report the ordeal.

Police Swiftly Track Down and Arrest Offender

Greater Manchester Police launched an urgent investigation, gathering crucial forensic evidence and key items from the scene. This led to Lee’s quick arrest and charge for the vile crimes. Faced with overwhelming proof, Lee pleaded guilty.

Judge Labels Lee “Dangerous” – Justice Served

The court heard warnings that Lee poses a serious threat to the public. Sentencing him to 11 years, the judge made it clear the offender is a danger that needs removing from society.

Detective Praises Victim, Urges Others to Speak Out

“We commend the victim and her family for their strength,” said Detective Constable Stuart Bentley of GMP’s Salford Division. “Our team’s hard work has secured justice and helped protect other women and girls in the area.

We encourage all victims to come forward. GMP are committed to taking every report seriously and supporting victims through every step.”

This verdict sends a strong message: nobody will tolerate sexual violence in Salford. Jacob Lee will now spend over a decade behind bars for his cruel attack on a teenage girl.

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