One woman was so scared of Irfan William she moved house.
A sleazy Glasgow postman hounded four women during his rounds, leaving one so scared she moved house.
The 49 year-old was reported to the Royal Mail twice - but it was only after he forced himself on one woman that police were alerted.William could now face jail after he pled guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court to three charges of stalking and one sexual assault.He was put on the sex offenders list and is due to be sentenced next month.
He would also knock on her door to make deliveries to attract her attention rather than simply put them through the letterbox.Prosecutor Jeremy O’Neill said: “He would buy coffee, sit at the table and stare at her."Mr O'Neill went on: "She said that William's actions were definitely a contributing factor in deciding to move house as that is how much he scared her."
William made remarks about the woman's appearance before grabbing her around the stomach and rubbing her arm.“William grabbed her shoulders from behind but she continued to walk and broke free from him.“He put his hand on her face and forcefully kissed her cheek.”The postman, of Newton Mearns, would also insist on chapping the door claiming it was "difficult to push letters through".
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