Rail Guard Jailed for Sex Attack on Teen at Worcester Station
Aamar Mohammed, 35, has been sentenced to three years and eight months for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl while on duty as a rail security guard at Worcester Shrub Hill station.
Abuse of Trust on the Job
Mohammed, from Sandwell, West Midlands, used his position to lure the teenage passenger into a station office on 14 November 2021. Wearing his official high-vis vest, he approached her on the platform, pretending to offer help. He then led her inside under the false pretense of a warm waiting area before switching off the lights and attacking her.
After she bravely escaped and boarded her train, Mohammed chillingly waved at her and continued working as if nothing had happened.
Brave Victim Helps Bring Predator to Justice
The trial at Worcester Crown Court ended with Mohammed’s conviction, a lifetime spot on the sex offenders register, and an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
“She maintained her courage throughout this difficult legal process, helping us bring Mohammed to justice,” said Detective Constable Tim Friend.
Fugitive Caught After Skipping Court
Mohammed tried to dodge the law by missing a court hearing, forcing police to arrest him twice. Bodycam footage captured his rearrest at home in March 2023, more than a year after the assault.
DC Friend added, “We will stop at nothing to put sex predators like Mohammed behind bars where they belong.”
This case sends a stark warning about predators abusing trust. It highlights the crucial need for victims to speak out and for swift justice to protect vulnerable people.
