RAPIST ATTACKS WOMAN IN HER CAMBRIDGE HOME NINE MONTHS AFTER PRISON RELEASE
A man convicted of rape attacked a woman in her residence just nine months after being released from prison.Darren Kibukamusoke, aged 37 and formerly known as Jordan Aston-Carter, had recently been granted parole following an eight-year imprisonment for the rape of a woman in Cambridge.
While on license in June 2018, he assaulted another woman in her home.
On 7 June 2018, Kibukamusoke visited the victim around 8am, accompanied by friends he had never met.
Shortly after his group left her residence, he reappeared, inquiring about their whereabouts.
He claimed he wanted to give her some drugs, but when she refused, he became aggressive shouting hostile words and throwing her phone across the room.
He then pressed a pillow over her face and assaulted her multiple times, resulting in a knocked-out tooth.
He also threatened her life and told her to stay silent, before subjecting her to a sexual assault.
Following the attack, the victim contacted her mother, while Kibukamusoke stole £5 and fled the scene.
He returned to her home the following day but fled after she activated her panic alarm and mentioned that police had been contacted.
Nine days later, police arrested Kibukamusoke, who was then living on Catharine Street in Cambridge.
He responded to police inquiries with “no comment.” He was convicted of several offenses, including sexual assault and witness intimidation, and was sentenced on Wednesday to seven years and six months in prison.
Detective Sergeant John Bimson, overseeing the investigation, described the incident as "horrific," highlighting the violence and invasion of the victim’s privacy.
He emphasized that Kibukamusoke poses a significant threat to women and society, commending the victim’s bravery and expressing hope that the sentence provides some closure for her.
