Police are trying to find a former trainer who was sentenced to 14 years in jail after being discovered responsible of raping a younger boy.
Alan Kehoe, 53, from Bletchley, was convicted for quite a few sexual offences in his absence following a trial at Interior London Crown Court docket.
The offences, together with rape, came about between 1994 and 1996 whereas Kehoe was a trainer at a college in Croydon.
He was convicted in December of 1 rely of buggery with a boy below 16, now generally known as rape, in addition to inflicting or inciting a boy to have interaction in sexual exercise, one assault of a boy below 13 by touching and one rely of abuse of belief inflicting or inciting sexual exercise with a boy.
Nonetheless Kehoe failed to seem at court docket for his trial and a warrant is now out for his arrest.
Police are trying to find Alan Kehoe, 53, from Bletchley, who was convicted for quite a few sexual offences between 1994 and 1996. (Inventory picture)
In July 2018, one of many victims reported that Kehoe had sexually assaulted him whereas he was a pupil on the college.
Detectives from South Space’s Safeguarding Group launched an investigation and an extra sufferer was recognized.
Different witnesses have been additionally situated who detailed additional proof of grooming.
Kehoe was arrested and later charged with the offences.
Detective Constable Helen Smith, who led the investigation, mentioned: ‘The victims on this case have been extremely courageous in coming ahead and reporting the offences Kehoe dedicated in opposition to them.
‘The proof that they gave in court docket was pivotal in securing a major custodial sentence and they need to be recommended for talking out.
The previous trainer was convicted in his absence following a trial at Interior London Crown Court docket
‘There could also be others who have been abused by Kehoe who till now haven’t felt capable of inform anybody.
‘Please get in contact with us – we’re right here to hearken to you and can take what you say extremely critically.
‘Anybody answerable for finishing up these type of crimes ought to face justice, regardless of how a lot time has handed.’
Anybody who needs to talk to police can achieve this by calling 101.