Violence Against Women and Girls
Glasgow Live reports that Denis O'Donnell (47) has been found guilty of the sexual assault and rape of a vulnerable young girl who was resident at a residential home where he was a care manager.
I'll keep an eye out for O'Donnell's sentencing hearing because scumbags like him ought to spend the rest of their cowardly lives in prison for such committing an appalling crime and such terrible breach of trust.
https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/vile-man-raped-vulnerable-young-32746345?int_source=nba
https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/vile-man-raped-vulnerable-young-32746345?int_source=nba
Johnstone children's home attacks
Denis Donnell, 47, was today, Friday October 24, found guilty of four charges, including sexual assault and rape, following a trial at the High Court in Paisley.
The High Court in Paisley. (Image: Google maps)
A man has been convicted of raping a "vulnerable" young girl who was within his care at a children's home in Renfrewshire.
Denis Donnell, 47, was today (October 24) found guilty of four charges, including sexual assault and rape, following a trial at the High Court in Paisley.
The offences happened over a three-week period in December 2022 and January 2023 and involved a girl who was a resident at the home where Donnell was a care manager.
He was arrested and charged in January 2023 after the victim raised concerns to other members of staff within the home.
Detective Inspector David Hardie said: "Donnell abused his position of trust to carry out horrific offending against a vulnerable girl.
"At a time when she was supposed to be being cared for, he took advantage and committed crimes at a place where she thought she was safe.
A man has been convicted of raping a "vulnerable" young girl who was within his care at a children's home in Renfrewshire.
Denis Donnell, 47, was today (October 24) found guilty of four charges, including sexual assault and rape, following a trial at the High Court in Paisley.
The offences happened over a three-week period in December 2022 and January 2023 and involved a girl who was a resident at the home where Donnell was a care manager.
He was arrested and charged in January 2023 after the victim raised concerns to other members of staff within the home.
Detective Inspector David Hardie said: "Donnell abused his position of trust to carry out horrific offending against a vulnerable girl.
"At a time when she was supposed to be being cared for, he took advantage and committed crimes at a place where she thought she was safe.
