DAVID WAKE FROM RICHMOND BREAKS SEX OFFENDER ORDER IN LATEST CRIME SCANDAL

In a troubling development, David Wake, a man with a dark past linked to sexual offenses, has been found to have violated the strict conditions of his sex offender management order. Wake, aged 48 and residing on Lower Mortlake Road in Richmond, was previously convicted of serious crimes involving the sexual assault of young girls.

Back in March 2000, Wake was convicted on six counts of sexual assault, targeting young girls whose ages ranged from as young as four to as old as fourteen. His crimes shocked the community and led to a significant legal response. As part of his sentence, Wake was handed a four-year custodial term, reflecting the severity of his offenses and the need for ongoing supervision.

Despite serving his time, Wake was subject to a court-imposed order designed to monitor and restrict his movements following his release. This order explicitly required him to notify police authorities if he intended to change his residence for more than seven days. Such measures are intended to prevent offenders from evading supervision and to protect the community from potential harm.

However, recent reports indicate that Wake has admitted to breaching this order. The violation involved failing to notify authorities of a change in his address, which is a direct contravention of the conditions set forth in his release terms. This breach raises concerns about his compliance with legal restrictions and the potential risk he poses to the community in Richmond.

Authorities are now reviewing the circumstances surrounding Wake’s breach, and further legal actions may follow. The case underscores the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in monitoring convicted sex offenders and ensuring community safety. Residents of Richmond are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity related to individuals with a history similar to Wake’s.