Leeds rapist who used violence on his victim is jailed for 11 years
A judge said the experiences had a “profound effect” on the woman
A rapist found guilty after trial has been handed a lengthy jail sentence.
Adam Plews was convicted after a trial of six counts of rape, amid other offences, dating back years.
Appearing at Leeds Crown Court this week, he was handed an 11-year sentence and put on the sex offender register for life.
Details of the case can not be disclosed to protect the identity of the victim.
In an impact statement, read to the court by prosecutor Temitayo Dasaolu, the woman said Plews “got what he wanted” and used violence.
Mitigating, Chloe Hudson said he was affected by the breakdown of his own parents’ marriage, and that his father had gone to prison.
She said the 24-year-old, of Catherine Grove, Beeston, was now a “broken man” following his conviction.
Judge Alex Menary told him that the effects on the victim “had been profound”, saying she suffered from fear and anxiety.
He added: “I bear in mind there’s clear emotional immaturity on your part.”