Published by Robert L Senior Reporter on Thursday, 31st October 2024, at 11:25hrs
Bradley Naylor 30, from Sheffield, was found guilty by a jury of committing sexual offences against children between 2007 and 2013.
In a statement released after sentencing, South Yorkshire Police said:
“A 30-year-old man has been jailed after being found guilty of five non-recent sexual offences, including rape and sexual assault.
Bradley Naylor was found guilty by a jury after his victims bravely came forward and disclosed the horrific actions Naylor subjected them to.
The offences took place between May 2007 and May 2013, against two children, with some offences occurring when Naylor was a under the age of 18 himself.
The victims bravely came forward, resulting in Naylor being arrested and later charged following a thorough investigation led by our Internet Sexual Offences Team (ISOT).
Detective Sergeant Jack Smith, from our ISOT team said:
“I would like to commend the bravery of the victims in this case, coming forward to disclose the disgusting actions of Naylor.
“No child should ever be a victim of sexual assault and rape and I hope the bravery they have shown in coming forward helps others do the same.”
Naylor, of Erskine Vie, Sheffield, was found guilty at a hearing at Sheffield Crown Court on 14 June 2024. He was sentenced at the same court on Tuesday (29 October) to four years in prison, for rape of a boy under 13, assault of a boy under 13 by touching, assault of a girl under 13 by touching, attempt sexual assault on a female and sexual assault on a female, all under the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
All victims of sexual offences have a legal right to life long anonymity. It is a criminal offence to name them or share any information which may lead to them being identified.”
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