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Birmingham man jailed for rape and sexual abuse of children

Birmingham man jailed for rape and sexual abuse of children

BBC News25-04-2025
A man has been jailed for 26 years for rape and a catalogue of sexual abuse against two children.Mohammed Mire, 35, of Moat House Road, Birmingham, was found guilty of raping a child under 13, three counts of raping a teenage girl, assault by penetration, threats to kill, and actual bodily harm.He denied all of the charges but was found guilty following a trial. He was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on Tuesday and also given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.DC Abbi-Louise Jackson, from West Midlands Police, said the details in this case "are truly horrendous".
Police said they were contacted in August 2024 following reports of a girl being sexually assaulted. Officers carried out immediate enquiries, and Mire was later arrested. Following an investigation, police discovered Mire was responsible for a catalogue of abuse against two children dating back several years.DC Jackson said: "Those abused have shown immense courage in speaking out."From the initial report through to the trial, they have been incredibly brave."We encourage anyone who has suffered abuse to speak to us – we are here for you."You will be supported, and you will be believed."
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