Former University of Sussex Student Convicted of Multiple Sexual Offences Against Women
Former University of Sussex Student Convicted of Multiple Sexual Offences Against Women

Former University of Sussex Student Convicted of Multiple Sexual Offences Against Women

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Alex Patel-Wells, a former University of Sussex student, has been found guilty of raping or sexually assaulting five women, including four fellow students, in incidents spanning from 2018 to 2021. The attacks occurred at university campus properties, as well as locations in London and Brighton, including Patel-Wells' own home. He was convicted of four counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault, and one count of sexual assault by penetration, though found not guilty of one count each of rape and assault by penetration. The convictions followed a police investigation that began after a woman reported being raped in Brighton in 2021, which led to the identification of additional victims. Authorities and university officials praised the courage of the victims for coming forward and reiterated their commitment to maintaining a safe campus environment and supporting survivors. Patel-Wells remains in custody awaiting sentencing scheduled for December at Lewes Crown Court.

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