JAVED MONTAKHAB FROM THORNABY CONVICTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT ON BUS

In a recent court ruling, Javed Montakhab, a 64-year-old man from Thornaby, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman aboard a bus. The conviction comes after a thorough investigation that included the analysis of CCTV footage and identification by a monitoring officer, which confirmed his involvement in the incident.

During the court proceedings, the judge did not hold back in describing Montakhab’s character, labeling him as a manipulative and deceitful offender. This characterization underscores the manipulative tactics he employed and the deceitful nature of his actions, which have caused significant distress to his victims.

Montakhab’s criminal history is not new to authorities; he has previously been convicted of similar offences, indicating a troubling pattern of behavior. His past convictions, combined with the recent assault, have led to concerns about his ongoing risk to the public, especially to young women.

Following his conviction, Montakhab is now subject to a further risk assessment to evaluate the potential danger he poses to society. He remains in custody on remand, awaiting sentencing. The court’s decision to keep him detained reflects the seriousness of his repeated offences, including an incident involving an 18-year-old woman, which further highlights the gravity of his actions.

As the legal process continues, authorities and community members alike are awaiting the final sentencing, which will determine the extent of his punishment and the measures necessary to prevent future harm.