ANDREW KENDRICK FROM SHOTTON SENTENCED TO 11 YEARS FOR HISTORIC CHILD SEX OFFENCES IN DEESIDE

A man from Deeside, specifically the town of Shotton, has been handed down a substantial prison sentence of 11 years after being found guilty of committing serious sexual offences against minors. Andrew Kendrick, aged 47, faced the court to answer charges related to indecent assault and other related crimes involving two young victims. Some of these offences reportedly took place when Kendrick was still a teenager himself, adding a disturbing layer to the case.

During the sentencing hearing, the presiding judge did not hold back in condemning Kendrick’s actions. The judge described the offences as utterly appalling, emphasizing the gravity of the grooming process and the calculated targeting of vulnerable children. The court heard how Kendrick exploited the innocence and trust of his victims, actions that have left lasting scars.

As part of his sentence, Kendrick was also ordered to register as a sex offender for the remainder of his life, a measure designed to monitor and prevent any further harm. The case has drawn significant attention within the community of Shotton and the wider Deeside area, highlighting the ongoing issues related to child protection and the importance of vigilance against such predatory behaviour.