‘Dangerous’ man filmed himself sexually assaulting woman while she slept jailed

‘Dangerous’ man filmed himself sexually assaulting woman while she slept jailed Kenan Samuel, 28, invited a woman to his home in Cambridgeshire for drinks before sexually assaulting her while she slept and filming the depraved act A "dangerous" and "cunning" man who filmed himself sexually assaulting a woman has been jailed for five years Kenan Samuel, 28, invited the victim to his home in Alconbury Weald, Cambridgeshire, for drinks along with another man on December 18, 2020. The woman had gone to bed and fallen asleep in the early hours of the morning. Samuel then got into the bed and began touching her. He filmed himself sexually assaulting the victim, who was unconscious and unable to consent. After he was reported to the police, his phone was seized and police discovered that he had also sent himself a nude image of the victim from her phone without her permission. Samuel tried to cover his tracks by deleting the message from the victim's phone so she would not see that the photo had been sent. At Peterborough Crown Court on Friday, August 28, Samuels, of Lysons Close, Alconbury Weald, was jailed for five years. He admitted to assaulting a female by penetration with part of body/a thing, voyeurism, and causing a computer to perform a function to secure/enable unauthorised access to a program/data, reports Cambridgeshire Live. DC Sally Muntane-Crane, who investigated, said: "Samuel is a dangerous man who took advantage of the victim when she was in a vulnerable state. "He was also cunning, deleting the evidence he had sent himself a nude photo from the victim's phone without her consent. "I would like to praise the victim for reporting what happened, and for showing tremendous strength and bravery during the investigation. "I hope it gives confidence to other victims to come forward, knowing they will be listened to, and the police and wider criminal justice system will do everything they can to get justice for them."