ROGER CAFFREY FROM NOTTINGHAM AND ORKNEY SENTENCED FOR MULTIPLE SEXUAL OFFENCES

In August 2017, Roger Caffrey, a man with ties to both Nottingham and Orkney, faced further legal consequences after admitting to additional criminal acts. Caffrey, who was already serving a substantial prison sentence, saw his incarceration period extended due to his recent guilty pleas. Originally sentenced to 17 and a half years for sexually abusing pupils, he now faces an additional ten months behind bars.

The new charges against Caffrey involved indecent assault on three more victims, bringing the total number of victims to ten. Many of these offences took place during lesson times at Northgate Primary School in Nottingham, where he was employed as a junior school teacher. The victims, all girls aged nine or ten at the time, came forward after the media coverage and publicity surrounding his initial trial, which brought his misconduct to light.

Details of the case reveal a disturbing pattern of abuse, with Caffrey exploiting his position of trust to commit these heinous acts. The victims' courage in coming forward has been instrumental in ensuring that he faces justice for his actions. The court's decision to extend his sentence underscores the severity of his crimes and the ongoing efforts to protect children from such predators.