Man, 27, who filmed himself raping teen, 19, as she lay unconscious jailed as second man convicted for rape of girl, 14

A MONSTER who filmed himself raping an unconscious 19-year-old and a second who attacked three girls have been caged for 37 years.

Dickson Ngaunde, 27, was caught after cops discovered the sick video on his phone.

He was also captured on CCTV laughing about the intoxicated state the victim was in after he raped her.

Ngaunde and friend Amos Ocheng, 51, groomed and exploited vulnerable young girls in Preston in 2019.

One of the victims attempted suicide while another was made homeless following the horrific abuse.

All of the victims were plied with booze and drugs which they said made them feel "weird".

One said: "My eyes were blurry. I sat on the bed and the next thing I woke up naked."

LOCKED UP

Ocheng has now been caged for 27 years after being convicted of raping three girls aged between 14 and 19.

He was also found guilty of three trafficking offences and three counts of supplying drugs after a trial at Preston Crown Court.

Jurors heard how the brute has HIV but thankfully didn't infect any of his victims.

Ngaunde was jailed for ten years for raping the 19-year-old girl.

The court was told the depraved pair used pseudonyms and rental cars to go under the radar.

They would pick the vulnerable girls up from care homes and drive them across the country before abusing them.

But they were eventually caught as part of a huge police investigation named Operation Command.

Even after they were charged, the monsters lied and said the girls consented – with Ocheng claiming he believed the victims were older.

Detective Chief Inspector Steve Holgate, who led Operation Command, said: “There was a pattern of behaviour indulged in by both these men where young, vulnerable females are befriended for one singular purpose, their own sexual gratification.

“I would like to commend first and foremost the bravery of the young women who have reported these offences and gone through the trial process – it cannot have been an easy experience to relive what was done to them but these convictions would not have been possible without them and I am grateful for what they have done.

“I am grateful too for the work the Crown Prosecution Service and Counsel have done in securing these convictions and to the trial jury who carefully considered the evidence and delivered the guilty verdicts.

“We would encourage anyone who has been a victim of a sexual assault to come forward. The decision to report an assault is a hugely personal one, but we want to reassure people that all reports to us are taken very seriously and we will investigate in a sensitive and supportive way.

"We offer support and working with you to ensure that you have the right help from the appropriate services.”

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