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MARK STANLEY LEWIS FROM NEWCASTLE PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD SEXUAL OFFENSES IN SHREWSBURY

By Red Rose Database | Monday, 28 April 2025

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MARK STANLEY LEWIS FROM NEWCASTLE PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD SEXUAL OFFENSES IN SHREWSBURY

On a recent Wednesday, Mark Stanley Lewis, a resident of Newcastle near Clun, appeared before Shrewsbury Crown Court to face serious criminal charges. The court proceedings involved the reading of the formal charges against him, which he did not contest.

Lewis, aged 50, was specifically charged with inciting a child into engaging in sexual activity, a crime he admitted committing in June 2021. His plea of guilty was entered during the hearing, marking a significant development in the case.

In addition to the charge of inciting a child into sexual activity, Lewis had previously confessed to a separate offense involving attempted sexual communication with a minor. This earlier admission further underscores the gravity of the allegations against him.

The case highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement and judicial authorities in South Shropshire to address and prosecute crimes involving the exploitation of minors. Lewis’s guilty plea signifies a step towards justice for the victims and reflects the seriousness with which such offenses are treated in the legal system.