Man banned from ever returning to UK after sexually attacking boy, 14, in toilet

A pervert who was already on the sexual offenders list lurked in a public toilet before attacking a teenage boy.

Aylin Hadarov, 33, of Beverley, was ‘fuelled with cocaine’ when he approached a 14-year-old boy and sexually assaulted him in the town’s train station toilets.

He said to the terrified youngster: ‘Let me suck your dick’ twice before pulling on the boy’s belt and stroking his left thigh.

The boy then shouted ‘what the fuck, no’ in a loud voice with the hope of being heard, only for Hadarov to make a shushing gesture towards him.

The boy felt trapped and Hadarov left soon after, with the boy then fleeing the toilets and collecting his bike from the racks. He said he could feel his attacker staring at him from the platform.

Scared, the young boy called his girlfriend in tears and told her he had been sexually assaulted by a stranger.

Prosecuting at Hull Crown Court, Claire Holmes told the court the attack had deeply affected the victim, who is receiving counselling for the trauma Hadarov put him through.

She said: ‘The incident has affected the victim’s travel routine and he now immediately leaves the station and is worried about being there and is also scared to use the public toilets.

‘In McDonalds he used the toilet but had to get a friend to watch the door for him. He’s also been having mood swings, a short temper and says he is difficult to deal with for his family and loved ones.

‘He’s finding it difficult at school and struggling with his work so much that his mum had to go into the school and explain what happened.

‘As soon as he found out that the defendant had been arrested, he felt relieved. His confidence is coming back, and now he just wants to put it all behind him.’

After being comforted by his girlfriend, the boy then contacted his dad who was driving home from Doncaster and told him what had happened. The court was told the boy’s father felt helpless as he was miles away and unable to comfort him face to face.

Soon after, he called his mum and she took him to Beverley Police Station.

She said her son was agitated and upset and she was also upset thinking what might have happened.

Police released CCTV footage of the suspect at the train station and Hadarov was later identified by a member of the public at the bookies. He was arrested on October 14.

The court also heard that this was not Hadarov’s first sexual offence against teenage boys.

Back in his hometown in Bulgaria, on April 9, 2014, Hadarov received a two-and-a-half-year suspended sentence after he sexually abused a 14-year-old boy, threatened him with a knife and forced himself upon him.

Hadarov was also put on the sexual offenders list and banned him from being around boys under the age of 16, except with permission, for 10 years.

Defending, Philip Evans said Hadarov was ‘ashamed, embarrassed and disappointed at the stress and strain he has put the victim and his family through his actions.’

He also said Hadarov was aware that he would be deported from the UK at the end of his sentence, and wanted to return to his wife and child in Bulgaria, and that the victim should find ‘some comfort in this’.

Judge Tremberg jailed Hadarov for 15 months and has ordered his deportation back to Bulgaria at the end of his sentence.

He will never be allowed to return to the UK and must sign the sex offenders register.