Man jailed for historic sex offences against children in Worcester
Simon Clancy, aged 44, previously of Teme Road, was handed a 12 year prison sentence at Worcester Crown Court.
Clancy was found guilty of nine sexual offences during a two week trial that finished on Thursday 10 December 2020.
He was found guilty by jury of:
- Seven counts indecent assault on a boy under the age of 14-years-old.
- Two counts gross indecency with a boy under the age of 14-years-old.
The offences on three boys all occurred in 1992. Clancy was originally interviewed in April 2019.
He has also been registered as a sex offender.
Following the sentence Detective Constable Nerys Stevens said: "I am pleased that the sentence reflects the severity of these crimes and hope this helps provide some closure to the victims of these horrific crimes."
"The victims have all been extremely brave throughout the process in providing evidence during interviews and in court proceedings. Hopefully, this serves as a reminder and deterrent to offenders that we are absolutely committed to bringing those responsible of crimes to justice, even when it is some 10+ years later, like in this instance."