Triple sex attack suspect in court
THE MAN suspected of sex attacks on a woman and two teenage
girls in a secluded cycle path by Tothill Park has appeared in
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NO PLEA: Daniel Wiles arrives at Plymouth Magistrates Court
court.
Daniel Wiles, 26, stood before Plymouth Magistrates dressed
in blue jeans and a grey and white T-shirt.
Sporting a close-cropped haircut and a pencil-thin
moustache, Wiles confirmed he lived in Embankment Road, a short
distance from the park in St Judes where the girls and the
woman were attacked.
Wiles was arrested by police just before lunchtime yesterday
at his Embankment Road address and taken to Charles Cross
police station before being transferred to the court later the
same day.
Prosecuting solicitor Claire Tresidder said Wiles was being
charged with one count of sexually touching a woman over the
age of 16 without her consent, and two counts of attempting to
assault “a female aged 13 or over by penetration by part of the
body”.
The charges relate to an incident in Lucas Terrace at around
8.30pm on April 26.
Two schoolgirls out jogging were allegedly jumped on by a
man who initially ran alongside them. The girls – both aged 14
– told police the man pulled out a weapon before assaulting
them. A woman in her 20s cycling by stopped her bicycle and was
then allegedly sexually assaulted by the same man.
Police said the attacker was then chased by a number of men,
racing towards Embankment Road.
Wiles' defence solicitor Adrian Hill, told the chairman of
the bench, Mrs Martin, he was not making a bail application and
no plea was indicated.
Reporting restrictions were not lifted and Wiles was
remanded into custody until October 24 when he will appear at
Plymouth Crown Court.











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