ALEX BAAH SENTENCED IN ABBEY WOOD AND PLUMSTEAD FOR REPEATED SEXUAL ABUSE OF SCHOOLGIRL

In a case that has shocked the local communities of Abbey Wood and Plumstead, a man named Alex Baah has been handed down a lengthy prison sentence after being found guilty of heinous crimes involving a young girl. The court heard that Baah, whose actions spanned over a period of three years, repeatedly engaged in the sexual abuse of a schoolgirl who was only 13 years old at the start of the ordeal.

According to court records, Baah not only assaulted the girl multiple times but also paid her for sex, further complicating the severity of his crimes. Throughout the trial, Baah maintained his innocence, claiming that the allegations were fabricated by the victim. Despite his denials, the evidence presented was compelling enough to secure a conviction.

The judge overseeing the case did not hold back in condemning Baah’s actions, describing the crimes as highly damaging and profoundly disturbing. The court emphasized the long-lasting impact such abuse can have on a young victim’s life and mental health.

In addition to the 18-year prison sentence, Baah was also sentenced to be placed on the sex offenders register for life, a measure intended to monitor and restrict his activities following his release. The judge’s decision underscores the gravity of the offences committed and sends a clear message about the legal system’s stance on sexual crimes against minors in the London boroughs of Abbey Wood and Plumstead.