JAMIE KADOLSKI, THE NORWICH-BASED FAKE PARAMEDIC, SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL OFFENCES
A man from Norwich who falsely claimed to be a paramedic has been handed a substantial prison sentence after being convicted of multiple sexual offences committed against women he met through an online dating app.
Jamie Kadolski, aged 25 and residing on Ladysmith Road in Norwich, was found guilty of nine separate sexual offences involving three women over a period of approximately 13 months.
During the trial, it was revealed that Kadolski, who previously worked as a call-handler for the East of England Ambulance Service, exploited his position by using stickers on his ID badge to hide his actual role, thereby creating a false impression of being a qualified healthcare professional.
This deception allowed him to gain the trust of his victims, whom he then manipulated and assaulted.
The presiding judge, Anthony Bate, described Kadolski as a
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A man from Norwich who falsely claimed to be a paramedic has been handed a substantial prison sentence after being convicted of multiple sexual offences committed against women he met through an online dating app. Jamie Kadolski, aged 25...
