Rapist/Flasher Wanted In East London

Police are hunting this suspected east London rapist, believed to have exposed himself to another woman two weeks later.

Police were called at approximately 7.20pm on Wednesday, April 28 after a woman made an allegation of rape by an unknown male. 

A crime scene was established in Orchards Playing Field, off Goodmayes Lane, Ilford. 

The woman continues to be supported by specialist officers.

Approximately two weeks later, police were called on Thursday, May 13 by a woman who reported that a man had exposed himself to her between 8.00pm and 9.00pm in Goodmayes Park.

On both occasions the man is described as white with short dark hair and stubble.

Detectives have carried out extensive enquiries and following a thorough search of local CCTV cameras have released two CCTV images.

The CCTV image from April shows a man wearing either a dark/blue jacket with red sleeves, or a gilet over a red top.

The bottom of the jacket has a distinct band, which is white, red and blue. 

He was also wearing dark coloured trousers and carrying a rucksack.

In May the man appears to be wearing a dark coloured gilet over a grey top. He is also wearing black trousers.

Detectives from the East Area Command Unit, which covers Redbridge, are investigating. 

They would like to speak with anyone who has information about either incident.

Detective Constable Chris Maxim, said: “Whilst we cannot say for certain that it is the same man in both images, his physical description is the same, and the items of clothing are clearly very similar.

“We are working closely with our partners, including the local authority, and I would urge anyone who can help our investigations to come forward and speak with us. 

“Please take a look at these images - it is vital that we catch whoever is responsible.”

There have been no arrests and enquiries continue.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101 or tweet @MetCC and quote CAD 6760/28Apr or Cad 8257/13May.

Caterer Sexually Assaulted Teen Three Times

A boozy cocaine-snorting caterer sexually assaulted a 16 year-old girl after providing food and drink at a funeral wake, a court heard yesterday.

Maurice Fuller, 53, who claims his business is now in ruins, struck three times after taking a cocktail of drink and drugs.

He appeared at Inner London Crown Court, telling Judge Benedict Kelleher he has now completed 195 days of cocaine rehab.

Fuller pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual assaulting the teenager on November 15 and twice on December 5, last year.

The locations were outside Fenstanton Primary School, Tulse Hill; outside an industrial unit in West Norwood and at a residential address in Upper Norwood.

Fuller told the court he and others were drinking heavily while catering the funeral.

“A bottle of Hennessy was given and everybody helped themselves,” he said, insisting he had no sinister intention to get the young victim drunk.

“I had a bit of vodka, half a pint and half a bottle of rum and cocaine, about for of five lines,” said Fuller.

Before one of the assaults Fuller was in a local park at midday doing drink and drugs.

“I was in the park drinking rum,” he told the court. “I had about two or three lines of cocaine. I regret it.

“Now my business has gone.”

The prosecution suggest Fuller deliberately drove the teenage girl somewhere “dark and secluded” to sexually assault her on one of the occasions.

Judge Keller bailed Fuller for a pre-sentence report, telling him: “All options are open. You are at risk of going to prison.”

Ghana-Born Illegal Raped Brain-Damaged Woman He Was Paid To Care For

Inner London Crown Court 

A illegal overstayer, who raped a 31 year-old brain-damaged woman, he was employed to care for - fathering her son - was sentenced to twelve years and eight months imprisonment today.

The Ghana-born 63 year-old, took advantage of the vulnerable woman, disabled since being starved of oxygen at birth, when supposedly assisting at her Kennington home.

The church-going assistant pastor of Rotherhithe New Road, Rotherhithe, an illegal in the UK for over twenty-one years, pleaded guilty to raping the woman between February 1 and March 1, last year.

He also pleaded guilty to fraud by false representation, namely using a false identity to obtain employment with a cleaning company - earning £19,500. 

The Court of Protection ordered that doctors could deliver the baby in November, last year via caesarean section and he is currently in the care of the local authority. 

Inner London Crown Court heard the victim’s IQ is between 39 and 45 and she is also autistic and epileptic and unable to look after herself.

“She needs support walking for more than short distances and is incapable of independent living and incapable of communication, except for a few words,” said the Recorder of Southwark Judge Usha Karu.

“You were fully aware of her conditions and limitations and you were in a position of trust,” the judge told him.

“She would not have had the capacity to consent to sexual relations.” 

The defendant and another carer were paid by Lambeth council, via the victim’s mother, to assist her when lock-down resulted in less visits to her local day centre. 

She trusted the defendant, having previously dated him and knowing his connections with the church, but took her daughter to her GP when her stomach swelled up.

When the doctor confirmed the pregnancy all males who had access to the victim - including her brother - came under suspicion and the defendant even tried to shift the blame to two lodgers.

“This was an attempt to deflect blame from himself and onto others,” said prosecutor Gino Connors. “He said he did not know who the father of the baby was.”

However DNA tests proved he was 41 million times more likely to be the father than anybody else.

In his immigration application he lied that he was “destitute” and relying on the support of his pastor and possessed perfect English, despite a translator being needed in court.

He has a wife and six children in Ghana, but claimed he was single with no dependents.

George Payne, defending told the court: “He describes it as a spontaneous and unplanned act and takes responsibility and has shown genuine remorse.

“He was clearly working illegally in this country and was sending money to Ghana to support a large family.

“He had a respectable life and religion played a very important part of his existence.”

Describing the rape as a “life-changing event” the victim’s mother said: “It has devastated my family. There is unbearable pain within my heart. It is heartbreaking that my daughter is unable to say what she endured.”

She also received “threatening letters” from the defendant in the period before he was charged.

Judge Karu told the first-time offender: “She was aged thirty-one, but was really a child. This was the most serious breach of trust and you cast blame upon others.”

OAP Couple Targeted By Conman Again

A callous confidence trickster – who targeted a vulnerable elderly couple for the second time – taking £1700 from their home, is being hunted.

Police have released this CCTV image of the suspect, who struck in east London.

On Wednesday, February 10 at around 2.00pm, a man knocked at the couple’s house in Newham and falsely introduced himself as a police officer.

He showed the couple a fake lanyard and warrant card and was allowed into the house.

The suspect then explained to the victims that he was investigating a fraud from 2020, which they had been victims of a few months before. 

This previous incident is also believed to have been conducted by the same suspect.

The suspect claimed that some counterfeit cash - which needed to be seized as part of the investigation - was inside their house.

He convinced the victims to let him inspect the property for the cash. 

Upon finding £1,700, the suspect told the victims that they were legally not allowed to keep more than £1,000 of cash in their house and so it would have to be taken to the police station.

The suspect called a car which he claimed to be an ‘unmarked police car’ which would take all of them to the station for interview.

As the victims were getting ready, he made off with the £1,700.

The suspect is described as a white man, aged around 30 years old and approximately 5ft 9ins tall. 

He has dark, curly hair and introduced himself as “Officer Adam Morrison”.

The car the suspect used to drive off in was black and believed to have been showing false plates. 

It had a registration of OY55NFF and ANPR cameras suggest it could be a Volvo.

Anybody with information, or who may know this man, is asked to call police on 101 or tweet @MetCC providing the reference CAD 3571/10FEB21.

Information can also be provided to Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

Rape Investigation: Do You Know This Man?

Detectives investigating the rape of a woman in south-east London have released this image of a man they want to speak to.

Between the evening of Tuesday, May 11 and the early hours of Friday, May 14, a woman in her twenties was assaulted and raped inside a residential address in Blackheath.

She is being supported by specialist officers.

A 22-year-old woman and a 24-year-old man have been charged in relation to the incident.

Detectives believe a third person, a man who was not known to the victim, was also present at the time of the offence.

He is a black male, who appears to be aged in his twenties. 

He is seen in the images with short hair and a beard.

Anyone who can identify the man is asked to call police on 101, providing the reference Cad 423/14May.

Information can also be provided to Crimestoppers, anonymously, by calling 0800 555 111.

Seven Years For Child Molester

A sexual predator, who befriended a family and molested their daughter while threatening to tarnish her as a child prostitute if she reported him, was jailed for seven years yesterday. 

The abuse began when the girl was 14 years-old and progressed from kissing to entering her bedroom at night and also groping her between her legs, Kingston-upon-Thames Crown Court heard.

Richard Kwabena Asubonteng, 49, of Latrigg Road, Carlisle denied, but was convicted of ten counts of sexually abusing the teenager at various locations in south-west London between 2015 and 2019.

He was found guilty of two counts of sexual activity with a child; six counts of sexual assault;  one count of assault by penetration and one count of causing the complainant to engage in sexual activity.

Prosecutor Peter Clement told the jury the abuse began with touching and kissing in the girl’s bedroom when she was 14 years-old.

“This was no peck on the cheek, this was a kiss on the mouth by an adult.

“The nature of the sexual contact increased in intensity as time progressed.”

One charge covers an incident when Asubonteng pressed his crotch into the girl’s back when she was getting ready to go to church, the jury were told.

She was molested while doing the washing up and the abuse increased to Asubonteng exposing her breasts, said the prosecutor.

When she visited his flat he pushed his finger between her legs and made her kiss him intimately, it was alleged and groped her thigh during a church service.

The final incident was Asubonteng entering her bedroom one night when he was sleeping over as a guest, wearing just his boxer shorts, and telling the teen: “I want to lick you,” added Mr Clement.

“The defendant had befriended the girl’s mother and he was invited to the family home and to church.

“The prosecution case is he breached their trust for his own sexual gratification.”

There were early signs of Asubonteng’s interest in the girl, the prosecutor told the jury. “He made comments about how nice she looked.

“He was not challenged and his behaviour progressed to a sexual nature and contact over time.

“It began with a kiss on the mouth and he told her: ‘I want there to be a connection’.

“She said: ‘You’re so disgusting. No,’ but she did not tell anyone and felt ashamed at what happened and was scared to say anything and kept quiet.

“She was putting make-up on in the downstairs loo when he pushed his groin against her backside and other occasions when she was washing-up.

“He kissed her on the mouth after going out for a burger and also lifted her top and bra up and kissed her breasts.”

Married father Asubonteng also pounced when the girl was at his flat, the court heard.

“He grabbed her and said: ‘I want to sex you,’ and put his hand down her trousers and inside her pants.

“He exposed himself and forced her to the floor and pushed her head down to kiss him.”

A relative witnessed suspicious behaviour at a church service in Mitcham. “They saw Asubonteng reach out and touch her thigh  under her skirt and he stroked her hand.

“The defendant threatened her to keep quiet and if she did say something he would say she was a child prostitute.”

Retired Civil Servant Shoots Dead OAP Neighbour's Rescue Cat

Shot: Ethel

A retired civil servant, who ran his local Neighbourhood Watch, fatally shot his neighbour’s cat, which had been given a second chance of life after being rescued from Romania, a court heard.

Patrick Medford, 80, claimed four year-old Ethel was a danger to the wild birds he enjoyed feeding in his suburban back garden.

The cat sadly suffered an agonising death, with internal puncture wounds to her colon and intestine and died from sepsis the next day, despite veterinary surgery.

Pensioner Medford, of Yew Tree Close, Welling pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal on September 29, last year.

In 2019 he was invited to join the East Wickham Ward Panel, which discusses local policing and was later invited to join the Bexley Independent Advisory Group, which advises senior borough Commanders and Inspectors.

He was the local Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator for several years, but stepped down following the shooting.

Medford even handed in a reference to the magistrates from Sir David Simmons, the former Chief Justice of Barbados, who was also the Caribbean island’s former Attorney General.

Gun: Medford

Ethel’s owner, Jackie Richmond, 80, a retired police officer, who lives opposite Medford, paid £2,000 in vet bills in a desperate attempt save her pet’s life.

“She was such a nice cat, she was very loving and gentle,” said Mrs Richmond outside court. “She loved people and all the other people on the close loved her.”

Medford was sentenced to sixteen weeks imprisonment, suspended for two years and ordered to pay his neighbour £2,000 compensation, plus £600 costs and a £128 victim surcharge.

“I think he just hates cats and said she was a predator. He said she was disturbing birds in their nests.”

Neighbours rallied around to help find the culprit, with one checking their CCTV to prove Medford was at his £500,000 semi-detached house when the fatal shot was fired.

RSPCA prosecutor Andrew Wiles told Bexley Magistrates’ Court: “This case concerns a four year-old cat rescued from Romania in early 2020 that belongs to this defendant’s neighbour.

“She first became aware of a problem last June when she received an email from the defendant, which stated that ‘owners of predators should keep them under control’ because the cat had gone into his garden.

“In a second email he said he had to chase the cat from his house and in a third email referred to the case of a cat, which had returned home with a note attached to its collar threatening to kidnap it.

Neighbour: Jackie Richmond

“Last September Mrs Richmond was inside her house when she heard her cat howling and screaming and she returned home in distress through the catflap.

“She vomited and collapsed to the floor and was obviously in pain and distress with her eyes twitching and in the hallway vomited and collapsed again.

“Mrs Richmond sought urgent veterinary treatment and the vet states the cat was in severe shock , with severe abdominal pain and unable to walk.

“She had a weak pulse, low blood pressure and a slow heart rate.

“An x-ray was taken, which clearly showed an airgun pellet had punctured the abdomen and there was a fresh puncture wound.

“Surgery was performed and the cat recovered, but then succumbed to sepsis and died, despite all of their best efforts.”

Medford was reported to the RSPCA and police officers arrived on his doorstep on October 6.

“They found an air rifle that Mr Medford showed them that was in his back bedroom, propped by the window and a supply of ammunition.

Ethel's wound

“The gun was seized and ballistic analysis confirmed the pellet found in the cat came from Mr Medford’s gun.”

Medford told the Probation Service he used the air rifle to shoot pigeons, but enjoys other wild birds.

He claimed he did not intend to injure Ethel, but scare her away, but the Probation Officer felt he was “trying to minimise the offence” and “failed to appreciate the feelings of others.”

Medford insists tests on his air rifle’s scope would prove the weapon was inaccurate.

His lawyer Matthew Coxall told the court: “Clearly it is a serious matter, firing an air weapon at an animal in the garden.

“He did not intend to kill the cat, even thought he was the cause of the cat’s death.

Medford's weapon

“The scope was damaged and was 23cm off.

“He is a bird lover, wild birds and feeds them and felt the cat was preying on them and admits he did not like the cat.

“He aimed away from the cat, but the pellet hit the cat. It was a reckless, dangerous act.

“He is ashamed to be in court and custody would probably finish him off. He does not know how much longer he has left.”

Magistrate Phiroze Neemuchwala announced: “This is a serious matter involving a weapon and the prolonged suffering and death of an animal, with the owner suffering a degree of stress for a significant period of time.”

Medford’s air rifle was forfeited and the court disqualified him from owning any animal for an indefinite period of time.

North London Bus Pervert Hunted

Police are hunting this early-morning suspected bus pervert after a young woman was left “extremely upset” when targeted.

At approximately 8.00am on Friday, May 7, the 23 year-old woman, who was travelling on a 393 bus towards Kentish Town, north London noticed a passenger sitting behind her had lowered his trousers and was exposing himself.

The man got off the bus at the Goodinge Health Centre stop in North Road, Islington a short time later.

The Metropolitan Police's Roads and Transport Policing Command have described the victim as being “extremely upset” by the incident.

They have released this CCTV image of the suspect, who they wish to urgently identify and speak to about this incident.

He is described as white, approximately 6ft tall, with a large build and a scruffy appearance. 

At the time of the incident he was wearing a striped top and dark trousers and was carrying a dark coloured holdall bag.

Anyone who recognises the man is asked to call 101 or tweet @MetCC providing the reference 1521/07MAY.

Information can also be provided to Crimestoppers, anonymously, by calling 0800 555 111.

Murder Investigation: Body Of Missing Hungarian Woman Found

Police investigating the suspected murder of a young Hungarian woman have found human remains in a north-west London park.

On Monday, June 14, remains were found by officers searching Neasden Recreation Park.

They were investigating the disappearance of 20 year-old Agnes Akom – also known as Dora.

While we await forensic identification, the family of Agnes have been informed of this development. 

They are being supported by specially trained officers.

Police are not discussing the circumstances of the discovery any further at this stage.

Agnes moved to the UK three years ago and was last seen near her Cricklewood Broadway address on the morning of Sunday, May 9. 

She was reported missing two days later on Tuesday, May 11.

Agnes was not seen or heard from since the day of her disappearance.

Detective Chief Inspector Neil John, senior investigating officer from the Metropolitan Police's Specialist Crime North, said:“The discovery of human remains by my colleagues searching the area is both shocking and deeply disturbing for everyone concerned, in particular for Agnes’s family, who continue to be supported by specialist officers. 

“I request that their privacy is respected as this very difficult time.

“I expect my team and forensic colleagues to remain at Neasden Recreation Park for some days to come as they maintain the scene and complete their site examinations.

“I would like to thank the local community for their patience as we continue with our enquiries in the recreation ground.”

Neculai Paizan, 63, has been charged with her murder and is in custody, awaiting his next appearance at the Old Bailey. 

Stalker Jailed

An obsessed stalker, who terrorised a woman in east London, has been jailed.

Charles Thomas Cox, 28, of Medway Road, Bow received two years and six months imprisonment.

At Snaresbrook Crown Court he pleaded guilty to stalking and burgling the woman's home, which backs onto the Grand Union Canal.

Cox was also given a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, a restraining order until further notice, and was ordered to pay compensation to victim amounting to £190.

Cox first appeared by the victim’s back garden, around midnight on May 4, last year. 

He made repeated visits to the spot in June, and when the woman noticed that her fence was damaged on June 27, she installed CCTV as a safety measure.

She did not see Cox again until November 7 when she reviewed her CCTV. 

The footage showed Cox in her garden on three occasions in October. 

On November 3 Cox entered her garden and broke into her home, where he stole a set of keys, slippers and underwear.

Cox was arrested on November 19 after a DNA test matched him to semen found on the woman's back door.

Detective Constable Michael Dixon, who led the investigation, said: “We still don’t know why Charles Cox developed an obsession with the woman who he had never met before.

“His stalking must have been extremely disturbing and shocking, especially as it happened at the victim’s home. 

“Alarmingly, Charles Cox went on to break into her house, where he stole various items from, including the victim’s underwear.

“I would urge anyone being targeted and stalked to immediately report it. 

“This will help us to take offenders like Charles Cox off the streets of London and make our city a safer place for all.”

Robber Stabbed Shopkeeper

This knife-wielding robber, who stabbed a shopkeeper in the back after snatching cash from the till, has been locked-up.

Liam Killigrew, 47, received ten years and four months imprisonment for the newsagent's raid.

At Kingston-upon-Thames Crown Court he pleaded guilty to robbery, inflicting grievous bodily harm and causing criminal damage.

On the evening of Saturday, June 27, Killigrew was seen by staff taking money out of a till at a newsagents in Liberty Avenue, Colliers Wood.

After being challenged he stabbed one of the shopkeepers in the back. 

Other staff then bravely pulled the shutters down, detaining Killigrew inside the premises before calling police.

The shopkeeper was taken to hospital, where his injuries were assessed as significant but not life changing.

Killigrew was arrested at the scene and initially taken to hospital for treatment to a pre-existing condition. 

Whilst there, he attempted to escape, causing damage to the hospital room ceiling.

Detective Sergeant Ben Stephenson said: “This was a terrifying ordeal for staff members and in particular the victim, who was extremely lucky not to have received more serious injuries.

"Killigrew brazenly took money from the till and had no qualms in attacking the victim with a knife when he was challenged.

"I must commend the staff for their bravery in making every effort to ensure Killigrew was not able to escape arrest; even though they must have been in fear for their lives.

"The significant sentence handed down is only right given the danger he poses.”

Nineties Pop Star Finley Quaye Sentenced For Smashing Bus Glass Door

Troubled 90’s pop star Finley Quaye has been sentenced for yet another conviction - this time for throwing a metal road sign through a glass bus door during a fare row.

Now living in the modest Abercorn House Hostel, Bute Gardens, Hammersmith the 47 year-old Brit Award-winner appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.

Edinburgh-born Quaye, whose hits include ’Sunday Shining’ and ‘Even After All’ got into a row with the driver of the bus in Hammersmith and threw food all over the interior.

He pleaded guilty to causing £249.14p worth of criminal damage on June 17, last year.

The court heard Quaye, who has multiple alcohol-related convictions, tried to use his card to pay the fare, but there was a disagreement.

He started shouting and swearing at the driver and after throwing around the food, exited the bus and walked around to the drivers’ side to continue the row.

Quaye picked up a metal road sign and threw it through the glass door of the bus.

He was sentenced to a twelve-month Community Order, which includes a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement of up to twenty days.

Quaye was also ordered to pay £249.14 and £50 in compensation, plus a £95 victim surcharge and £85 costs. 

Rapist Bundled Lone Victim Into Vehicle

A rapist, who kidnapped his victim in the early hours along with two mystery accomplices, is starting a ten-year prison sentence.

The woman, aged in her twenties, was bundled into a car, held down and beaten before being raped by the driver.

George Stoiean, 27, pleaded guilty at Snaresbrook Crown Court to one count of rape and his two passengers are still being hunted.

At 3.30am on November 25, last year the victim was walking in Ilford High Road, east London when a vehicle, driven by Stoiean, pulled up beside her.

She was forced into the vehicle, where she was attacked by Stoiean.

The woman suffered injuries to her face and body after being held down and repeatedly punched. 

She was subsequently dropped off a few streets away, where she made her way to a friend's house to raise the alarm.

Police were called and specially trained officers provided support to the woman. 

Detectives launched an investigation to track down the men responsible and used CCTV, phone data and witness accounts to locate Stoiean.

He was arrested in Lincolnshire two days later and taken into custody.

Detective Constable Claire Smith, of the East Area Public Protection Unit, said: "Stoiean has not shown any remorse for his actions and repeatedly lied to police about his involvement in the attack.

"The victim has shown incredible courage after suffering such a terrible ordeal and I hope this sentence brings her some comfort that Stoiean will serve a lengthy custodial sentence before being released."

Fake Punter Robbed Brothel

A knife-wielding teen, who raided a brothel with an accomplice during a “frightening attack” has been caged for five years and three months.

Muhammed Rashiq, 19, of Mildred Avenue, Watford, arranged via phone, to visit a sex worker at an address in Maida Vale, west London.

On Wednesday December 30, last year at approximately 11.50pm, Rashiq arrived at the location with a second man wearing covid face masks and forcibly entered the property armed with large knives.

The robbery was disrupted by another person at the property, who pretended to call the police and the men fled with the woman’s iPhone.

Investigations by detectives on the telephone number used to book the appointment identified Muhammed Rashiq as a suspect.

He was then picked out by the victim on an ID parade and the box belonging to a telephone linked to the offence was found at his address. 

He initially denied the robbery, but subsequently admitted it at a preliminary court hearing.

He was sentenced at Southwark Crown Court.

DC Ben Lovatt, of Central West Robbery Squad, based at Charing Cross Police Station said: “This was a frightening attack on a young woman.

“We are absolutely committed to tackling violence against women and girls, working tirelessly to target the perpetrators, prioritising action against sexual and violent, predatory offenders.

“We want all women and girls to feel safe anywhere in London and have the confidence to come to us when they are not.’’

"Give Me The Money Or I'll Shoot You"

An early-hours armed robber, who threatened to shoot a shop's cashier during a £130 raid, has been jailed for two-and-a-half years.

Steven Faber, 53, of Solon New Road, Clapham, was sentenced at Inner London Crown Court.

He pleaded guilty to robbery and possession of an imitation firearm.

On September 12, last year at 1.57am Faber entered the shop in Clapham Park Road.

Holding a Beretta-style handgun he threatened to shoot the cashier unless he handed over money from the tills. 

Faber shouted at the cashier: "Give me the money or I'll shoot you."

The cashier handed over £130 and Faber ran off.

The Metropolitan Police's Flying Squad launched an investigation into identifying Faber. 

The team located him through CCTV and arrested him on September 29.

Detective Constable Stefen Rule, who led the investigation, said: “Weapons have no place on the streets of London. 

“Our priority is to protect our communities and target those involved in firearms and violence.

“This case is another good example of the work we do to remove violent offenders from the streets.”

Young Boy Throttled Near Vauxhall Bridge: Suspect Wanted

Police are hunting this suspect after a 12 year-old boy was throttled by a stranger near Vauxhall Bridge.

Detectives are appealing for help from the public to identify the man and have released this CCTV still.

The victim was at the junction of Vauxhall Bridge Road and Udall Street, Pimlico at around 3.54pm on Wednesday, May 12 when a man approached and grabbed him around the neck.

The man held the victim by the neck until a member of the public intervened at which point, he left, walking away in the direction of Vauxhall Bridge.

The victim did not sustain any lasting injuries, but was understandably shocked by the incident.

Anyone who has information that could assist the investigation is asked to call police on 101 or tweet @MetCC providing the reference 5207/12MAY.

Information can also be provided to Crimestoppers, anonymously, by calling 0800 555 111.

Ex-Private School Teacher Caught With Sick Kids Pics Again

A disgraced former teacher at prestigious private boys’ prep school Colet Court has been caught for a second time with indecent images of children.

Ex-Classics master Anthony Paul Fuggle, 64, taught for two decades at the junior division of St. Paul’s School, whose alumni include former Chancellor George Osborne.

Fuggle, of Aristotle Road, Clapham appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court, where he pleaded guilty to a charge of making 73 indecent Category C photographs of children on April 12, 2018.

Six years ago he received four months imprisonment, suspended for two years, after admitting six counts of possessing indecent images of children, plus seven counts of making indecent images of children.

The charges totalled more than a thousand still and moving images of children.

Multiple teachers, who worked at the Barnes school, have been investigated and prosecuted under Operation Winthorope, an investigation into historical sexual abuse at St. Paul’s and Colet Court.

Prosecutor Norleen Ibe told the court: “Officers attended the address of the defendant and searched it in relation to a separate matter.

“His laptop was seized and found to have seventy-three indecent images of children on the hard drive.

“The defendant made no comment when he was interviewed and he does have relevant previous convictions.

“The aggravating feature is the defendant has convictions for similar offences.”

Fuggle is currently on the sex offenders register and reports to Brixton Police Station.

His lawyer Jessica Clarke told the court: “We have commissioned an independent report from a forensic psycho-sexual therapist to asses the risk of harm.

“These images were automatically produced by the computer when browsing websites. The images are cached and stored.”

In 2017 former master Patrick Marshall, 74, who taught at St. Paul’s, received 18 years imprisonment for abusing ten boys in the 1960’s and 1970’s.

In 2016 ex-sports teacher Michael Ellis, 75, received eight-and-a-half years for indecently assaulting two boys and former teacher David Sansom-Mallett, 74, was jailed for 14 years for abusing multiple boys.

Another teacher, ex-history head Keith Perry, 77, was convicted of possessing 600 child abuse images on memory sticks hidden inside an umbrella at his home.

Magistrate Gordon Lawson bailed Fuggle until July 22 for a pre-sentence report, announcing: “We are going to keep all options open.”