
Mohammed Abdullah
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Mohammed Abdullah, 19, of West Drayton, Middlesex, was sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court to six years and nine months in prison following his conviction for rape and assault by penetration. Additionally, he was placed on the sex offenders register for life.
The court heard that on 6 July 2025, Abdullah encountered the victim on the Bournemouth seafront. Having offered the woman a lift home on his e-bike, Abdullah stopped at a portable toilet where he subjected her to a sexual assault and rape. The victim managed to escape the scene after the attack and reported the incident to the police.
Following a trial, Abdullah was found guilty of these offences. During sentencing, the judge noted the circumstances of the attack, which occurred after the defendant had gained the victim's trust. The prosecution highlighted that the victim had been vulnerable at the time of the incident.
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Court
Bournemouth Crown Court
Police Force
Dorset Police
Judge
Robert Pawson
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Publication
BBC News
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Added: 26 August 2026
Approved: 26 August 2026