A 36-year-old man has been jailed for raping a 15-year-old girl in a flowerbed at a London shopping centre
The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was with friends at the Bat and Ball bar in Westfield Stratford on September 4 2021.
She became separated from her friends and was approached by Rufat Kasamaj, of High Road, Leyton, at around 10.30pm. Kasamaj was caught on CCTV observing her before leading her to a secluded alleyway, dragging her into a flowerbed and raping her.'Don't compromise on your identity', minister tells gay football fans heading to the World Cup amid 'respect' Qatar rowTom Forster, prosecuting, said the victim was "too intoxicated to resist" but "made it clear to him several times that she did not want to engage in sexual activity and also told him she was under 16".
Mr Forster said he pretended to reassure her when she said she had lost her friends, but instead assaulted as they walked round, with him "bodily holding her throughout". He led her outside and towards an area of concrete benches, then "dragged the victim further into a flowerbed".The dazed girl then approached members of the public, and a man called Marian Petrea contacted her father and escorted her home to her family when she told him what had happened.
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