RYAN WEAVER FROM HUTHWAITE ESCAPES PRISON AFTER GROOMING SCHOOLGIRLS IN SHOCKING CASE

In a case that has shocked the local community of Huthwaite, Ryan Weaver, aged 28, has been handed a lenient sentence after admitting to grooming three schoolgirls. Weaver, who was previously based in Pinxton before relocating to Huthwaite, appeared in court to face serious charges related to his inappropriate conduct towards minors.

Weaver pleaded guilty to three counts of causing or inciting children into sexual exploitation. The court was informed that he had used the internet to contact and manipulate the three victims, all of whom were between the ages of 13 and 14. His actions spanned over a period of time, with one girl being groomed over a full 12 months through the exchange of sexually explicit messages. Disturbingly, Weaver also sent explicit photographs of himself, including images of his penis, to one of the victims.

During the court proceedings, it was revealed that Weaver, who was acting as a children's football coach, had asked one of the girls to perform oral sex on him while his fiancée was out. He also inquired whether the girls were virgins, despite being aware of their young ages. These revelations highlighted the predatory nature of his behavior and the serious breach of trust involved.

The judge sentenced Weaver to a three-year community order, which includes the requirement to complete 100 hours of community service. Additionally, he will be registered as a sex offender for the next five years. This relatively lenient sentence has sparked debate about the adequacy of justice for such offenses.

Throughout the investigation and court proceedings, Weaver’s fiancée, who works at Tesco in Huthwaite, stood by his side. She left the court hand in hand with him and publicly expressed her support, blaming the parents of the victims for her partner’s actions. Her stance has drawn criticism and further attention to the case, which continues to evoke strong reactions from the local community and beyond.