Callan Day, a resident paedophile of Norwich, has received a sentence for committing numerous child sex offences, causing significant psychological distress to the victim over an extended period.
Callan Day, a 33-year-old Sleaford Green, Norwich resident, was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court on Monday (Sept 2) to 16 years in prison. He will serve one year on licence for two counts of rape, one count of sexual assault, three counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of causing a child to watch a sexual act.
Callan Day is now under a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) that prohibits unsupervised interaction with minors.
The court was informed that the crimes occurred in the Norwich region from the mid-2010s until the present year, during which time the victim was a young kid who was susceptible to harm. After the youngster reported the incidents to the school, the police were notified and arrested Day. Callan Day was then interrogated, charged, and placed in detention. He then admitted his guilt about the charges brought against him.A resident of Norwich has been convicted and punished for committing numerous child sex offences, causing significant and lasting psychological harm to the victim over a prolonged period.
The court was informed that the crimes occurred in the Norwich region from the mid-2010s until the present year, during which time the victim was a young kid who was susceptible to harm. After the youngster reported the incidents to the school, the police were notified and took action. Callan Day was then arrested, interrogated, charged, and detained. He then admitted his guilt for the charges brought against him.
The victim survivor said: “Until only a few months ago I had to deal with this deep trauma by myself. No young person should have to carry this by themselves but due to what Callan did, I had to for years and years.
Speaking directly to Callan Day, the victim said: “If I could take all that time back that you stole from me then I would, but I can’t and I have to live with that. I can’t fully put into words how I feel about you other than just deep anger because you wasted my youth.”
PC Joe McLoughlin said: “It took a great deal of bravery for this victim to speak to us. The horrendous crimes committed have caused a great deal of trauma and continues to have a profound impact on their life. We want to say thank you to them for coming forward to police and hope that the fact Callan Day is now imprisoned will help to go, at least some way, to seeing justice done. “
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