Rapists jailed for teenage girl attack

Three men who raped a teenage girl at a property in Slough have been jailed following what police said was a "deeply distressing and complex investigation".

Teague Rose, 36, from Windsor, Delwyn Rose, 28, and Raymond Sithole, 27, both from Slough, were jailed on Monday following a trial at Reading Crown Court.

Teague Rose, who was found guilty of one count of rape and another of attempted rape, was jailed for 12 years and 10 months.

Delwyn Rose, who was found guilty of three counts of rape, was jailed for 11 years. Sithole, found guilty of one count of rape, was also jailed for 11 years.

Det Con Daniel May, from Thames Valley Police, said: "This was a deeply distressing and complex investigation into the rape of a teenage girl by three men.

"The victim has shown extraordinary courage throughout this investigation and subsequent trial, providing evidence and reliving the trauma she experienced in order to help secure justice.

"I would like to thank her, as well as the witnesses who came forward to support the investigation and gave evidence in court," May added.

"Their bravery and determination have been instrumental in ensuring that these dangerous offenders have been held accountable for their actions.

"The sentences handed down today reflect the seriousness of these offences and mean that three predatory men will spend a significant period of time in prison."