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Nurse sexually assaulted 14-year-old boy after getting him drunk

A nurse attacked a 14-year-old boy sexually at a party while intoxicated, a court heard in the U.K. They allegedly drank in the nurse’s backyard.

The Nurse, Katie Barrett, 40, served the boy Strongbow cider and shots of Limoncello. She then allegedly said, “Come here, baby, I want you to f**k me.”

Before assaulting him at the VE Day celebration in Camberley, Surrey, the nurse reportedly remarked to his father, “Don’t worry, I’m not trying to seduce your kid.”

But she brought him upstairs to her bedroom and allegedly sexually groped him.

The jury was informed that she used alcohol to molest the young boy during a street festival in Camberley, Surrey, in May 2020.

It’s said that before touching the boy’s genitalia, she gave him a limoncello injection.

Charges of non-penetrative sex with a boy are denied by Barrett, WSTPost reported.

1700 sexual predators

According to statistics, nearly 1,700 sexual offenders who were first convicted but spared prison went on to commit similar offences.

With such figures out there, there are chances that Barrett could face a jail term.

The perpetrators of rapes and sex attacks on both adults and children were repeat offenders.

Between 2016 and 2020, there were 1,688.

“With sex attacks, non-custodial punishments should be the exception and not, as it seems to be, more the norm,” said David Spencer of the Centre for Crime Prevention, reports The Sun UK.

These decisions are made by impartial judges, according to a government official.


The post A nurse, 40, sexually assaulted a 14-year-old child after getting him drunk appeared first on The Independent News.

 

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