PAUL WOODCOCK SENTENCED IN MILTON KEYNES FOR SEX OFFENCES INVOLVING UNDER 13-YEAR-OLD AT AYLESBURY CROWN COURT

On Thursday, October 22, a man identified as Paul Woodcock was formally sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court to serve a four-year prison term after he pleaded guilty to serious sexual offences involving a young girl under the age of 13. The court also imposed a seven-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) on Woodcock, a measure designed to restrict his activities and prevent further harm to children in the Milton Keynes area.

Paul Woodcock, aged 31 and a resident of Milton Keynes, faced charges related to two counts of causing or inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity. It is important to note that these offences did not involve penetration but still constituted grave violations of the law and the victim’s rights.

The incidents in question occurred before January 23 of this year, involving a young girl who was under the age of 13. The details of the offences were brought to light after Woodcock’s arrest, which took place on January 23. Following his arrest, he was formally charged on June 11 and subsequently appeared in court to face justice.

Woodcock’s conviction was finalized on October 2 at Aylesbury Crown Court, where he admitted to the charges against him. The court’s decision reflects the severity of the offences and the need to protect vulnerable children from potential harm. The seven-year SHPO will serve as a legal barrier, restricting Woodcock’s contact with minors and monitoring his activities to ensure public safety in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas.