A man who sexually assaulted a woman in her twenties in High Wycombe has been jailed for nine years.
Anthony Jones, 39, previously of Falcon Way, Harrow, was found guilty of one count of sexual assault and two counts of assault by penetration following a trial at Aylesbury Crown Court, sitting at Amersham Law Courts.
He was sentenced today, September 4, and given a victim restraining order and made subject to notification for life.
Jones assaulted the woman on the evening of July 16, 2022, before leaving the address.
She immediately contacted the police, and Jones was arrested two days later.
Detective Constable Sarah Simpson, of Buckinghamshire CID, said: “This conviction reflects the courage and determination shown by the victim throughout the investigation and court process.
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“I hope that this outcome provides some sense of justice and demonstrates Thames Valley Police’s commitment to supporting victims of crime and holding offenders accountable for their actions.
“I would like to thank the victim for her courage in coming forward and for the trust she placed in us throughout this investigation.
“Sexual offences have a profound and lasting impact on victims, and I hope this conviction reassures anyone who has experienced a similar offence that they will be listened to, supported and taken seriously.”
Thames Valley Police have said that anyone who has been a victim of rape or sexual assault can report it by calling 101 or making a report online.
They added that if a crime is in progress, always call 999.
A spokesperson for Thames Valley Police said: "We understand that coming forward can feel difficult, and support is available whether or not you choose to make a report to the police.
"Please see our website for more information."
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