Help and advice please...
On Friday last, my 14 year old son was out with half a dozen or so friends including girls.
On meeting the group one of the girls hugged him and he jokingly for some reason said Hiya sexy, how about a b*#+ j*/ ?
She took by the arm, led him away and knelt before him and told him to get it out.
The act followed. (Very shortened version).
During the period of time, she drank vodka. She then offered him sex as he didn't respond to her actions.
He refused, she then offered sex to others in the group. All refused.
My son and a friend left the scene. She got very drunk and when she got home told her mother.
5:30 following morning, two officers at our door arresting him on suspicion of rape.
All of the folks at the police station could see what was before them but said they have to put a report to CPS.
If CPS decide to prosecute, my son will be made a criminal for being foolish enough to have been complicite in a stupid prank.
The girl has made no complaint and does not want my son to get into trouble.
Having read the 2003 Sexual Offences Act, it appears that my son could be unwittingly guilty. That is a travesty and the CID have agreed!!!
On Friday last, my 14 year old son was out with half a dozen or so friends including girls.
On meeting the group one of the girls hugged him and he jokingly for some reason said Hiya sexy, how about a b*#+ j*/ ?
She took by the arm, led him away and knelt before him and told him to get it out.
The act followed. (Very shortened version).
During the period of time, she drank vodka. She then offered him sex as he didn't respond to her actions.
He refused, she then offered sex to others in the group. All refused.
My son and a friend left the scene. She got very drunk and when she got home told her mother.
5:30 following morning, two officers at our door arresting him on suspicion of rape.
All of the folks at the police station could see what was before them but said they have to put a report to CPS.
If CPS decide to prosecute, my son will be made a criminal for being foolish enough to have been complicite in a stupid prank.
The girl has made no complaint and does not want my son to get into trouble.
Having read the 2003 Sexual Offences Act, it appears that my son could be unwittingly guilty. That is a travesty and the CID have agreed!!!
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