Child sex offender finally jailed as harrowing campaign of abuse unveiled

MCCABE INFLICTED A CAMPAIGN OF ABUSE ON THE SURVIVORS BETWEEN THE 1990S AND 2000S IN STAFFORDSHIRE 16:58, 04 Feb 2025 A child sex offender has finally been jailed after his vile campaign of

abuse came to light. Survivors were abused between the 1990s and 2000s in Staffordshire. Nicholas McCabe was sentenced at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court today, Tuesday, February 4 after he was

found guilty of 25 crimes in August. The 57-year-old, of Ipstones, Staffordshire, was locked up for 27 years following his court trial. The offences ranged from rape of a girl under 16 to

sexual assault on a female 13 and over. His crimes emerged after one of the survivors came forward to Staffordshire Police in 2020. More survivors later told officers what had happened to

them. READ MORE: Police urge 'call 999' as schoolgirl with Birmingham links goes missing McCabe was convicted and jailed over the following charges: Article continues below * Eight

counts of the rape of a girl under 16 * Four counts of the rape of a woman * Eight counts of the indecent assault of a girl under 16 * Three counts of sexual assault on a female 13 and over

* Two counts of sexual assault on a female Staffordshire Police praised the "immeasurable bravery" of the survivors who secured 'strong evidence' to see him found guilty

of all 25 crimes. A spokesperson for the force said: "When one of them bravely came forward and told us what happened in 2020, we started work to compile all of the evidence possible

to take McCabe to court. More survivors then came forward to support the investigation. "Thanks to the immeasurable bravery of the survivors, we were able to secure all of the evidence

needed to charge McCabe with 25 offences. Because the evidence was so strong, the jury deemed him guilty on all 25 of these offences at an earlier hearing." Article continues below He

was sentenced to 27 years imprisonment with a 12-month extended license period. Police urged anyone who has been through sexual abuse to get in touch. They added: "If you’re a survivor

of sexual assault and you’d like to talk to us, please get in touch by calling 101 or using Live Chat on our website. "Specially-trained officers are here to support you and bring those

responsible to justice."