HASSAN MESHDI AND ARAM YOUNIS SENTENCED IN LEIGH FOR ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF YOUNG BROTHERS

In a disturbing case that has shocked the community of Leigh, two men identified as Hassan Meshedi and Aram Younis, both previously classified as high-risk offenders, faced justice in January 2014 after a failed attempt to abduct two young brothers aged eight and ten. The incident, which authorities confirmed was sexually motivated, has left a lasting impact on the victims and their family.

According to court records, Meshedi and Younis devised a plan to kidnap the two boys, an act that was thwarted before it could be carried out fully. The court heard that the men’s intentions were malicious and driven by inappropriate motives, leading to their conviction and subsequent sentencing.

Both offenders received five-year prison sentences for their roles in the attempted abduction. The case drew significant attention from the local community and law enforcement agencies, who emphasized the seriousness of such crimes and the importance of protecting vulnerable children.

The two young boys endured considerable emotional trauma as a result of the incident. They reportedly experienced nightmares and sleep disturbances, symptoms that their mother described as ongoing and deeply concerning. She expressed her fears for their safety and well-being, highlighting the lasting psychological scars inflicted by the attempted abduction.

The case has raised awareness about the dangers posed by known offenders and the importance of vigilance in safeguarding children. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, and community members remain alert to ensure the safety of all residents in Leigh.