Friday, April 01, 2016

ASYLUM SEEKER WHO RAPED GIRL AGED 15 IN PRESTON TO BE DEPORTED

Abdurraouf Daghem is one of those lowlife Muslims we keep hearing about with not enough brain cells to realise what a good thing he could have had going if he had kept his trousers on. The asylum seeker instead chose to throw away the good life he had here in the UK. Where he had free housing and enough spare money to buy himself takeaways and cannabis all courtesy of the British taxpayer. The moment his easy target radar locked on to his victim he blew his chance and took the booby prize of a one way ticket back to Libya. Good Riddance! 
A man who raped a drunken 15-year-old girl on New Year’s Day after giving her a cannabis cigarette has been jailed for six years and three months.
Abdurraouf Daghem, 28, of Cheltenham Road, Blackburn, will be deported back to Libya, from where he was seeking asylum, at the end of his sentence.
Preston Crown Court heard the girl, described as vulnerable due to personal circumstances at the time, had gone with him because she thought he was trying to help her.
The court was told how the school girl had woken “aghast”, fearing she may have contracted a sexual disease or be pregnant.
Prosecuting, Claire Larton told the court Daghem had seen the girl drunk and distressed as he walked out of Chester’s takeaway on Moor Lane on January 1.
The victim had been at a New Year’s Eve party.
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He tried to comfort her and offered to help her, taking her back to his then home on Plungington Road, Preston, – but he then attacked her.
Daghem, wearing a black cardigan and jeans, gave no reaction as he was jailed.
The only reason she had is because you chose to behave in the manner in which you did.”
After the case DC Darren Caunce said: “ Daghem’s actions have affected the victim profoundly.”
Judge Christopher Cornwall said: “These are the consequences of your dreadful behaviour towards her.
“”You say you did not intend to deceive or degrade of humiliate her.
“Maybe that wasn’t your intention. But you have humiliated her, you have degraded her, you have hurt her psychologically.
“This is a terrible experience that she ought not to have experienced.

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