ISAAC AMPONSAH SENTENCED FOR ORAL RAPE IN WORTHING

In a case that has shocked the community of Worthing, a man named Isaac Amponsah has been convicted and sentenced for a serious sexual assault that took place in November 2018. The incident involved the oral rape of a woman at a property within the town, an act that has left a lasting impact on the victim and the local community alike.

According to police reports, Isaac Amponsah, aged 41 at the time of sentencing, was found unanimously guilty by a jury of the crime. The court proceedings took place at Hove Crown Court, where the evidence against him was thoroughly examined and ultimately led to his conviction.

Following the verdict, the court handed down a sentence of four years in prison to Amponsah. In addition to his incarceration, the judge issued a restraining order that explicitly prohibits him from making any form of contact with the victim in the future. This measure aims to protect the victim from any potential harassment or intimidation.

Furthermore, Isaac Amponsah, who resides on Strand Parade in Goring, will be registered on the sex offender’s register for the rest of his life. This means that once he completes his prison sentence and is released, he will remain on the register indefinitely, ensuring ongoing monitoring and restrictions related to his status as a sex offender.

Such cases serve as stark reminders of the importance of justice and the ongoing efforts to protect victims of sexual crimes within the community of Worthing and beyond.