'Sexual violence will not be tolerated in our communities, and we will continue to support those who suffer.'
James Scanlon was jailed for 15 years today after being found guilty after a trial to offences including rape, sexual assault, and actual bodily harm.
Scanlon, of Sedburgh Close, Sale, was found guilty of these offences by a jury at Minshull Street Crown Court.Detective Constable Jacob Corrigan, of GMP’s Trafford district, said: "Firstly, my thoughts are with the victim of this horrific incident.
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