An online sex offender, who abused young females, including a 14 year-old he met on the internet, has been locked-up for seven-and-a-half years.
Abraham Ibrahim, 21, of Woodmill Road, Clapton was found guilty of a number of offences after a trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court.
He will also be on the sex offenders register for life.
His brother, Yousef Ibrahim, 29, of Woodmill Road, Clapton, was found guilty of one count of perverting the course of justice.
He was jailed for twelve months.
Abraham Ibrahim contacted his victims through social media messaging apps.
After exchanging messages Ibrahim arranged to meet one of the victims outside of London in June, 2018.
He then went on to commit a number of serious sexual offences against her.
At around the same time, Ibrahim was also communicating with another girl aged 14 years-old, who lived in London.
He met her several times and engaged in sexual activity.
Officers from Central Specialist Crime led the investigation, launched after the parents of one girl called police after finding explicit images on her phone.
On September 14, last year officers executed a search warrant at Ibrahim’s home address and arrested him on suspicion of child abuse offences.
He was bailed and further arrested at a later date when more offences came to light.
Yousef Ibrahim was found guilty of perverting the course of justice after he contacted a friend of one of the victims in January, while his brother was on remand, and asking her to change her story.
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