DEAN KABOLEH SHAMES BIRMINGHAM AND HANDSWORTH WITH SHOCKING TRAIN SEXUAL ACT

A 20-year-old man named Dean Kaboleh, residing on Lansdowne Road in the Handsworth area, has been handed a 26-week prison sentence following a disturbing incident that took place at Birmingham New Street Station. The incident occurred around 10 pm on Monday, May 1, and involved Kaboleh engaging in a highly inappropriate and criminal act in front of a 17-year-old boy.

According to reports, Kaboleh approached the young teenager on the train platform, initially attempting to strike up a conversation. The interaction quickly took a sinister turn when Kaboleh positioned himself directly in front of the minor and proceeded to pull down his trousers, exposing himself and engaging in masturbation in full view of the young boy. The distressing nature of the act shocked witnesses and the victim alike, prompting immediate police action.

Following the incident, authorities launched an appeal to identify the suspect. Thanks to public assistance and diligent police work, Kaboleh was eventually located and arrested. During police interviews, he attempted to deny his involvement, claiming that it was his twin brother who committed the act. He justified his denial by pointing out his brother’s larger ears, suggesting a mistaken identity or an attempt to deflect blame.

At Birmingham Magistrates Court, Kaboleh pleaded guilty to the charge of indecent exposure. The court subsequently sentenced him to six months in jail, reflecting the seriousness of his actions and the need for justice in such cases.

PC Hale, the officer leading the investigation, did not hold back in condemning Kaboleh’s behavior. He described the offender as a 'disgusting individual' who targeted the young teenager for his own sexual gratification. PC Hale also emphasized the police’s ongoing commitment to tackling such heinous offenses and protecting the public, especially on the rail network where vulnerable individuals may be at risk.

He urged members of the community to remain vigilant and report any suspicious or inappropriate behavior. The police recommend using the Railway Guardian App, sending a text to 61016, or calling 0800 40 50 40 to report concerns promptly. The case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of community cooperation in maintaining safety and preventing such disturbing incidents from recurring in Birmingham, Handsworth, and beyond.