KEVIN FULLERTON SENTENCED IN WALLINGTON FOR SEXUAL ASSAULTS ON SCHOOLGIRL IN HERTFORDSHIRE

In a significant case that has drawn considerable attention, Kevin Fullerton, a 38-year-old resident of Wallington, was formally convicted and sentenced for serious sexual offenses committed against a young girl. The incident, which spanned over a year, involved multiple counts of indecent assault on a minor and took place during the years 2003 and 2004.

Fullerton appeared before the court at St Albans, where he pleaded guilty to five separate charges of indecent assault on a child. The court proceedings revealed that the victim was only 13 years old at the time of the abuse, which was perpetrated by Fullerton, a delivery driver by profession. The court was informed that Fullerton had initially groomed the girl, establishing a manipulative relationship that ultimately led to repeated sexual assaults.

The abuse occurred in Hertfordshire, where Fullerton traveled to meet the girl after grooming her. Over the course of approximately twelve months, the victim endured multiple instances of sexual abuse at his hands. The court heard that the assaults were not isolated incidents but part of a sustained pattern of predatory behavior.

In delivering the sentence, the judge imposed a total term of seven years in prison. It was specified that Fullerton must serve half of this sentence behind bars, with the remaining half to be served on license, subject to supervision and conditions designed to prevent further offenses. Additionally, a sexual harm prevention order was issued against him, restricting his activities and contact with minors.

Furthermore, Fullerton was ordered to register as a sex offender for life, a measure intended to monitor and mitigate any potential risk he might pose to the community in the future. The case underscores the importance of vigilance and the justice system’s commitment to protecting vulnerable minors from sexual exploitation and abuse.