Today, Wednesday, June 24, 2026, Kwame Yeboah, 30, of Drake Way, Reading, was sentenced to eight years and four months for child sexual offences at Liverpool Crown Court after entering a guilty plea to the following charges on Wednesday, April 22:
three charges of raping a girl under the age of thirteen;
One instance of a girl under 13 being sexually assaulted.
Yeboah first messaged the victim online before making plans to fly to the area, and the offences occurred in Wirral in February. Yeboah will serve an additional year on his licence and be subject to a 15-year restraining order as part of his conviction.
Our investigation has proven that Yeboah is a dangerous sexual offender, who will now begin a significant jail sentence for his abhorrent crimes,” CCSET Detective Constable Roxana Tusa stated after the sentencing. He contacted his victim online, groomed her, and then flew to Merseyside to abuse her. He didn’t acknowledge his guilt until he was presented with the evidence against him.
“We hope that the victim and her family may find some solace in Yeboah’s prompt identification and conviction going forward. I would want to express my gratitude for their perseverance during our research. We don’t undervalue how challenging it might be to report sexual offences or how crucial it is to get rid of such heinous criminals.
Merseyside Police is fully dedicated to shielding children and adolescents from sexual abuse and those who wish to harm them.
I would like to take this occasion to emphasise that if you have been sexually abused in any way, or if you know of a child being abused, please come forward and report this to our partners or the police.
“We have specially trained officers who will treat you with sensitivity and compassion at every stage, and we take all such reports very seriously.”
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