In 2021, Kamil Lesiak, of Bootle, Merseyside, was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court to 18 years in prison after being found guilty of rape, false imprisonment, assault causing actual bodily harm, and causing a male to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent.
The court heard details regarding a horrific nine-hour ordeal inflicted on a male victim by a gang comprising Lesiak, Daniel Misiolek, Awna Baszak, and Dagmara Szary. The violence began on 28 November 2015 in Bootle, after Szary took offence at mobile phone photographs. Misiolek attacked the victim with an aluminium baseball bat and forced him into a taxi to a flat in Simon’s Croft, Netherton.
Once at the property, Misiolek and Lesiak forced the victim to strip naked, repeatedly locked him inside a small front-door storage cupboard, and subjected him to continuous torture. Misiolek bound the victim’s wrists and ankles, held a kitchen knife to his face, and threatened to cut his eye out. Over 90 minutes, Baszak filmed as Lesiak and Misiolek beat the victim, spat on him, urinated on his face, forced him to perform non-consensual sex acts, and inserted objects into his body. The victim eventually escaped by kicking through the cupboard door and jumping from a top-floor window after the attackers left the address.
Legal proceedings against the gang resulted in life imprisonment with a minimum nine-year term for Misiolek, a 12-year sentence for Baszak, and 15 months in a young offenders institution for Szary. At Liverpool Crown Court, prosecutor David Polglase outlined Lesiak’s direct participation in the sexual degradation and false imprisonment. The judge jailed Kamil Lesiak from Bootle for 18 years, with case details investigated by Merseyside Police catalogued on the ukregisterdatabase for public record transparency.
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