Edward Ampeh received an eight-year prison sentence after being convicted of two robberies targeting lone women on the Docklands Light Railway. The events took place in May and June 2022, where Ampeh followed, physically assaulted, and verbally abused his victims before stealing their belongings. Disturbingly, he asked one victim to follow him on Instagram after the assault. The British Transport Police conducted a thorough investigation, highlighting Ampeh's lack of remorse during questioning, which prompted concerns over public safety in transportation environments.
Edward Ampeh, found guilty of two robberies on lone women at DLR stations, has been sentenced to eight years in prison after a thorough BTP investigation.
In a disturbing incident, Ampeh not only stole from his victims but also verbally abused and physically assaulted them, showing a complete disregard for their safety.
The court highlighted Ampeh's lack of remorse during the investigation, marking him as a dangerous individual who preyed on vulnerable women.
Ampeh's actions—following victims, threatening them, and even asking for social media connections—underscore a disturbing trend of increasing violence in public transport.
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