Malak Siftul-Hassan, a repeat sex offender with no fixed address, has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for breaching a Sexual Risk Order in Crawley. The order, issued on 4 January at Brighton Magistrates’ Court, came after investigations into the sexual exploitation of a teenage girl.
The terms of the order barred Siftul-Hassan from various activities, including being in the company of anyone under 18 without a parent or legal guardian and communicating with a named 16-year-old girl. However, on the evening of Friday, 8 March, he was observed in her company in Crawley town centre.
The sentencing took place at Lewes Crown Court on 10 June, where the Judge imposed the 12-month jail term, emphasising the seriousness of Siftul-Hassan’s repeated violations and the need to protect vulnerable individuals.
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