CHARLIE MOORE'S SHOCKING CRIMES IN ROCHESTER: A TALE OF VIOLENCE AND THREATS

In the early hours of February 20, at approximately 1:35 am, a disturbing incident unfolded on Rochester High Street involving 20-year-old Charlie Moore. Witnesses report that Moore approached a woman in a seemingly quiet part of the street and immediately issued a demand for her to perform a sexual act. His threats were explicit and menacing, as he warned her, 'I'll rape you. Don't make me rape.' The woman, displaying remarkable courage and quick reflexes, resisted his intimidation. She fought back by striking him with her handbag, which successfully knocked him to the ground. She then held him there until law enforcement officers arrived to take control of the situation.

Further details reveal that Moore's aggressive behavior was not isolated. Court proceedings disclosed that he had previously made a verbal proposition to another man, offering £20 for oral sex, which was declined. The court also heard about Moore’s troubling history of controlling and abusive conduct. When police apprehended him, he reacted violently—lashing out at officers, vomiting, and spitting at them. His criminal record includes charges of exposure, stalking, assaulting a former girlfriend, and causing criminal damage. These behaviors paint a picture of a pattern of abusive and threatening conduct.

Moore, who resides on Knights Road in Rochester, was ultimately convicted and sentenced to 13 months in detention. Judge Julian Smith described the incident as 'bizarre but sinister,' emphasizing the seriousness of Moore’s actions. The judge also commended the victim for her bravery in confronting Moore and helping to restrain him during the incident. The court acknowledged Moore’s history of abusive behavior, which includes name-calling, physical assaults, and threats aimed at his ex-lover’s safety through demands and violence. This case highlights the ongoing issues of violence and intimidation in the Rochester community, and the judicial system’s response to such troubling conduct.