Sad news to bring you this afternoon Louth Lincolnshire
A man who raped one woman and assaulted with intent to commit sexual offences on another has yesterday been found guilty of two counts of rape, theft, false imprisonment and committing an offence with the intent of committing a sexual offence following a week-long trial at Grimsby Crown Court.
An investigation was launched and detectives carried out extensive lines of enquiries, which led to Feraru’s arrest and being brought into police custody. An investigation was launched following the report with exhaustive enquiries taking place and DNA collated as evidence and uploaded into the police system.
“Feraru is without doubt a sexual predator who put these women through untold distress and suffering for his own perverse needs and forced them to have to endure the harrowing ordeal of a trial and have to relive what he did to them by maintaining his not guilty plea.
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