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On November 3 last year Nelson followed a 13-year-old before creeping up behind her and putting one hand over her mouth and another on her head.
The CPS said Nelson also threatened to kill the girl and forced her to walk towards an alleyway in Mitcham, just after 7am.
He told her to take off her coat and school blazer before sexually assaulting her, then put his own jacket on the victim.
Police were alerted when a woman called 999 saying her daughter had seen a man grab a young girl. When one of the woman s relatives interrupted Nelson, he told her the victim was his sister, the CPS said.
Sex attacker took girl, 13, into alleyway and raped her on her way to school
Kadian Nelson, 27, pleaded guilty to kidnap, rape and making a threat to kill after the sickening attack in Mitcham, south London. Residents were earlier warned not to take the law into their own hands
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Kadian Nelson put his hand over the victim s mouth and another over her head (Image: MET POLICE)
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A man charged with the rape and kidnap of a schoolgirl in south-west London in November last year has pleaded guilty.
Kadian Nelson, 27, followed the 13-year-old before creeping up behind her and putting one hand over her mouth and another on her head.
The CPS said Nelson also threatened to kill the girl and forced her to walk towards an alleyway in Mitcham on November 3 last year.
He told her to take off her coat and school blazer before sexually assaulting her, then put his own jacket on the victim.
Police were alerted when a woman called 999 saying her daughter had seen a man grab a young girl. When one of the woman s relatives interrupted Nelson, he told her the victim was his sister, the CPS said.
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Image released by the Met Police in the immediate aftermath of the attack. Detail: Darren Parker A man who assaulted a woman and then attacked a police officer with a metal pole in Kingston has been jailed. Darren Parker, 43, was sentenced to to four years and four months’ imprisonment at Kingston Crown Court on April 7. He previously pleaded guilty to three counts of actual bodily harm (ABH) against a woman, and one count of assault on an emergency worker. His attacks against the woman happened over a sustained period since 2019, and came to a conclusion on the day he was arrested in Kingston on Halloween last year (October 31, 2020).