Further four years in prison for convicted Darlington paedophile
A paedophile who was jailed for 21 years in 2024 has been handed a further four years in prison after another survivor came forward and reported abuse to police.
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A paedophile who was jailed for 21 years in 2024 has been handed a further four years in prison after another survivor came forward and reported abuse to police.
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The investigation was led by the force’s OCAIT unit – a specialist team made up of six police officers and a member of police staff who work to protect vulnerable children from abuse.
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Robert Tempest, of Blackhall Colliery, was convicted of four counts of rape and two counts of sexual assault.
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Andrew Pickering fell several times while carrying out a burglary at a service station in Ouston, Chester-le-Street, but continued to get back up.
Dalton Angus initially pleaded not guilty to possessing a knife in a public place and was due to stand trial but later changed his plea.