Robert Palmer had earlier drank alcohol with the youngster in Glasgow’s Springburn in March 2018. The 23-year-old later told police he believed the girl was 17. Prosecutor Sarah Latta told Glasgow Sheriff Court: “Her dad who she was to be staying with that day reported her missing to the police. “This is how the police became involved in the matter which was captured on CCTV. “The friend who was with the girl on the bus was the subject of other matters. “As a result of this, the girls were spoken to and got the version of events. “It was only then that the version of events came to light.”
Robert Palmer struck at a flat in Germiston and pounced on one victim in a broom cupboard. He also brandished a knife at the women - both 23 - waving it in their faces. Palmer, also 23, faces a jail-term after he pleaded guilty to two sexual assaults and acting in a racially aggravated manner at Glasgow Sheriff Court. Palmer had been drinking before the crimes last September 5. He initially asked if one of the women was single then tried to kiss her. She pushed him off before he turned his attention to the other victim. This woman had gone to get a mop after Palmer spilled drinks. He groped her from behind and also attempted to kiss her.
her to rest we will see where the money goes, and it will go to pat houston that s close with whitney and is the wife of whitney s brother. thanks if were clearing that up. appreciate it. thank you. next osama bin ladens family killed in a plane crash. understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.
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