Neclp Uslu, the Poole Paedophile, has received a 15-year prison sentence, along with an additional year on extended license, after being found guilty of sexually abusing and raping a young child.
Neclp Uslu, 45, of Fore Street in Poole, was sentenced at Truro Crown Court by HHJ Simon Carr on Thursday, July 3, after being convicted by a jury of six counts of assault against a girl under 13 involving touching, two counts of assault against a girl under 13 involving penetration, and rape of a girl under 13.
Neclp Uslu is required to register on the Sex Offenders’ Register for life.
During the trial, the court learnt that Uslu, a Turkish national, repeatedly targeted the victim.
The abuse was revealed, prompting an investigation after the victim disclosed it at school.
Neclp Uslu was apprehended at Stansted Airport upon his return to the UK from Turkey and then sent to Exeter Custody Suite for police interrogation.
During the interview, Uslu refuted any allegations of sexual misconduct against the victim.
Detective Constable 10461 Joanna De Seta of the Public Protection Unit expressed gratitude to the victim for courageously revealing Neclp Uslu’s actions and for her continued support during the judicial proceedings. Her actions have enabled us to bring Neclp Uslu to justice.
“These serious investigations sometimes take a considerable time to progress to court and her courage has been unwavering. Neclp Uslu’s abuse had a huge impact on the victim’s schooling and life in general and we hope she is now able to feel some closure. Uslu never had the courage to admit what he had done, meaning the victim was forced to give evidence in court.
“Devon and Cornwall Police continue to investigate all reports of sexual abuse made to us, regardless of when the abuse took place, and will continue to work tirelessly to ensure sexual offenders, such as Neclp Uslu, are held accountable and see justice for their crimes.”
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