Sawtry paedophile jailed for eight years
A SEXUAL predator with a string of previous convictions has been jailed for eight years for abusing a teenage boy.
A SEXUAL predator with a string of previous convictions has been jailed for eight years for abusing a teenage boy.
Neil Rouse, previously known as William Munro, plied his victim with drugs and alcohol before abusing him.
The 62-year-old, of Annesley Close, Sawtry, was convicted at Peterborough Crown Court of eight counts of sexual activity with a boy aged 13 to 16 and one count of rape.
On Monday, March 14, he was jailed for eight years and placed on the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely.
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Rouse met the boy at his home address in Peterborough through a neighbour.
He moved to Stanground and invited the boy to his house where he would ply him with drugs and alcohol. He gave him cash and gifts, including a pair of trainers, in return for sex. He also threatened violence to the boy.
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He was caught when the boy went to police to report the assaults.
Rouse denied the charges but was convicted by a jury at Huntingdon Crown Court following a two-week trial.
Detective Constable Heidi Hensey said: “Rouse is a sexual predator who groomed a young boy for his own fulfilment.
“He is a dangerous individual who poses a risk to children. We are glad he has now been brought to justice.”
