The Leamington Rapist, Emmanuel Atugo, has been sentenced for the sexual assault of three women in Leamington last year.
Emmanuel Atugo, 29, of Southorn Court, Leamington, appeared at Warwick Crown Court today, Tuesday, July 8.
On 27 June of the previous year, Emmanuel Atugo perpetrated a sexual assault on a woman he had recently encountered while in his vehicle on Bath Place in Leamington.
On 1 August, Emmanuel Atugo perpetrated a sexual attack against a woman he had recently acquainted at her residence in Leamington.
While on bail for both charges, on 17 November, Emmanuel Atugo sexually attacked another acquaintance at his residence in Leamington. He was indicted and detained upon his apprehension.
Emmanuel Atugo was convicted by a jury of five counts of sexual assault and two counts of sexual assault by penetration at Warwick Crown Court on 29 May of this year.
Today, he received an 11-year prison term and an additional four years of supervised release upon his discharge. He will remain on the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely.
Detective Constable Ella Stewart from our Domestic Abuse and Rape Team said: “I cannot praise enough the strength all three victims have displayed throughout this process, and I am relieved that they have finally received the justice they each deserve.
“I hope this case reassures victims of sexual abuse that we are committed to investigating and bringing dangerous offenders to justice.”
Ellie, an Independent Sexual Violence Advocate (ISVA) with Safeline who supported one of the victims through the investigation, said: “Working in partnership with the investigating officer, DC Stewart, was a really positive experience for the victim and the ISVA. Her compassion, clear communication, and commitment made a real difference.
“Together, we helped ensure the victim felt heard, supported, and empowered throughout the investigation and court process. Ultimately, to see justice done.”
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