Stretford man jailed for child sex offences
38-year-old Mohammed Chaudry has been jailed for 30 months
Last updated 2nd Dec 2022
A Stretford man who sexually assaulted two girls in his car has been jailed today, Friday 2 December.
38-year-old Mohammed Chaudry, from Chester Road was jailed for 30 months after being convicted of sexual activity and sexual assault of a child; drink driving and possession of a Class B drugs. Chaudry has also been issued with a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, a Restraining Order and indefinite notification requirements.
In the early hours of Thursday 14 July, officers received a report from a concerned member of the public of a car driving erratically in Liverpool city centre.
Officers stopped the car on Edge Lane which had two teenage girls in the car, aged 14 and 15, and the driver was arrested.
The driver, Mohammed Chaudry, was charged the following day.
Detective Inspector Alan Nuttall said: “This was an extremely disturbing crime by Chaudry against two teenage girls which has caused them great psychological distress.
"I would like to thank the vigilant member of the public who brought this case to the attention of police, and the victims in this case for their bravery in supporting the criminal justice process. I would also like to thank our specialist officers who have supported them throughout this case.
"Thanks to their extensive investigations this despicable offender is behind bars where he will pose no further risk to other girls.
"Merseyside Police are completely committed to protecting victims from sexual assault or violence.
"If you have experienced any form of sexual abuse, please come forward and report this to police.
"We have a specialist team committed to dealing with all forms of abuse, who will treat any information from you extremely seriously, and will follow up every report and any information that comes in, so please report this to us.
"I can assure anyone who reports such offences that you will be treated with the utmost sensitivity and fully supported through the entire process."