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Man Sentenced for Massage Salon Assaults

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A man named Muhammad Saqib, posing as a female masseur, sexually assaulted three women in Manchester salons, causing deep emotional scars. Despite initial police errors, he was sentenced to eleven years in prison. The victims bravery led to his conviction, and police are reviewing the case.

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Man Sentenced for Massage Salon Assaults

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Sentenced for Massage Salon Assaults. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 25th, a 43-year-old man named Muhammad Sakheb has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexually assaulting three women during, massage sessions and manchester salons. Posing as a female misur, named Sam or Sammy, he targeted clients who expected a professional and relaxing treatment, but instead faced abuse, starting in October 2021. After the first victim reported the assault and police interviewed Sakheb, he was released with no further action, even though he gave vague answers. About the session, he soon moved to another salon in Ditzberry and continued, striking again in June 2022 with two more victims who were left frozen in fear. During the attacks, the women described deep emotional scars, from feeling violated and ashamed, to losing their sense of safety and shutting down emotionally. One said his split her life into before and after, forcing her into therapy and time away from work, while their bravery in coming forward, united there, cases.

In court, the judge slammed the catalog of police errors, saying quicker action after the first report could have stopped the later assaults. She noted Sakheb grew bolder each time and plans to write to the greater manchester police chief for a full explanation on why no charges were filed, initially in qualifications warrant checked. Sakheb fled before sentencing, but he must serve two-thirds of his term upon return. After reviewing the case and praised the victim's courage for securing this conviction, ensuring predators like him face justice no matter where, they run.

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