Croydon man jailed 28 years for child sexual abuse
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Croydon man jailed 28 years for child sexual abuse
"The bravery of the victims in coming forward is what brought Sobogun to justice. It's as a result of their courage in working with officers that this dangerous man has been jailed."
"What has come to light is deeply distressing, but sadly, it is not an isolated situation. Abuse like this exists in many communities, often hidden by family, fear, silence, or stigma."
"We want to be clear: it is never too late to come forward. If you have experienced abuse, your voice matters, and you deserve to be heard, supported, and protected."
"People can present well, appear trustworthy, and still cause harm behind closed doors. This is why it is so important to look beyond appearances, to listen carefully, and to take concerns seriously."
Sobogun was found guilty of 17 sexual abuse offences against two children from the 1990s and early 2000s, including rape and sexual intercourse with a minor. One victim described being taken to an abortion clinic by Sobogun after becoming pregnant. Medical records and counselling notes corroborated the abuse. Detective Constable Charlotte Lockyer emphasized the victims' bravery in coming forward, which led to Sobogun's arrest and conviction. The victims' statement underscored the prevalence of hidden abuse and the importance of speaking out.
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