STEPHEN READE FROM WIGAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD SEX OFFENSES IN LIVERPOOL CROWN COURT

In a disturbing case that has shocked the community of Wigan, a man named Stephen Reade has been convicted and sentenced for heinous sexual offenses involving young girls. The court proceedings revealed that Reade, a resident of Sinclair Place, Worsley Hall, began abusing two schoolgirls when they were only 12 years old. The abuse reportedly took place over a period of time, causing significant trauma to the victims and raising serious concerns about the safety of children in the area.

Reade's crimes came to light during a court hearing at Liverpool Crown Court, where he was found guilty of multiple serious charges. These included sexual assault of females under the age of 13, engaging in sexual activity with a child, and participating in sexual acts in the presence of a minor. The court heard detailed accounts of the abuse, which underscored the severity and depravity of his actions.

Following the verdict, Reade, aged 53, was sentenced to serve two years in prison. The judge also ordered him to sign the Sex Offenders’ Register for a period of ten years, reflecting the ongoing concern for public safety and the need for monitoring individuals convicted of such grave offenses. The case has left the local community in Wigan deeply disturbed, highlighting the importance of vigilance and protective measures for vulnerable children.