Banbury man denies 10 sexual offences against teenage girl

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Banbury man denies 10 sexual offences against teenage girl

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A 27-year-old Oxfordshire man has pleaded not guilty to ten sexual offences involving a teenage girl and is facing trial.

Adam Garrett, of Causeway, Banbury, appeared before Oxford Crown Court on Monday, November 2.

The court heard that he had denied all ten allegations and that a jury had been selected to hear the case.

Garrett faces two charges of assault by penetration, six alleging rape, one of sexual assault and one alleging sexual activity while a 13-year-old child was present.

The alleged offences took place between December 16, 2023, and April 30, 2024.

Julian Lynch is acting as prosecution barrister, while Gordana Austin represents the defendant.

The hearing is expected to continue for four to five days, with the trial still under way.

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