A person has been charged after studies an aged girl was sexually assaulted by somebody who broke right into a care dwelling in the course of the night time.
Police had been referred to as to a care dwelling in Shaw space of Oldham at round 3am on Monday morning after a number of studies of an intruder on the premises.
On arrival a 21-year-old man was arrested by officers, whereas an aged girl was taken to hospital. Yesterday police automobiles and officers had been seen standing guard exterior the care dwelling.
On Monday night Higher Manchester Police mentioned it had charged Jake Astley, of no mounted handle, over the incident.
Two cops stand exterior a care dwelling in Oldham on Monday after studies of a sexual assault on a resident earlier within the day
Two police automobiles exterior the care dwelling on Monday. A person has been charged with 4 offences over an incident within the early hours of the morning
He has been charged with knowingly trespassing on a premises with intent to commit a sexual offence and committing an offence with the intention of committing a sexual offence.
He has additionally been charged with assault and affray, and can seem at Tameside Magistrates’ Court docket on Tuesday, January 3.
Superintendent Philip Hutchinson, of GMP’s Oldham District, mentioned: ‘This incident could have understandably precipitated misery to the care dwelling residents and their households, workers and wider group and our ideas are very a lot with the sufferer and her household, who’re being supported by specialist officers.
‘I want to reassure the group that any such incident may be very uncommon and we have now been working intently with our associate businesses, together with Oldham Council, to make sure the security and safety of the residents and we’re working across the clock to ensure the offender faces justice.’
Anybody who has additional info can share this with GMP on 101 or report it by way of the GMP web site’s reporting device: www.gmp.police.uk quoting log quantity 661 of 01/01/2023.
Alternatively, you’ll be able to report info anonymously to the unbiased charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
