Man told girls in Epping he wanted to 'have a baby', court hears
Summary
A man named Hadush Kebatu is on trial in Essex, England, accused of making inappropriate comments to two 14-year-old girls and facing multiple sexual offense charges. The incidents reportedly occurred over two consecutive days in Epping, where he allegedly approached the girls, made inappropriate advances, and attempted to engage them in sexual activity. Mr. Kebatu, an asylum seeker from Ethiopia, denies all charges against him, with reactions in the community leading to protests and legal actions concerning asylum seeker accommodations.Key Facts
- Hadush Kebatu is on trial at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court.
- He is charged with making inappropriate comments to two 14-year-old girls.
- The incidents occurred in Epping, Essex on July 7 and the following day.
- Mr. Kebatu, an asylum seeker from Ethiopia, denies the charges.
- Allegations include wanting to "have a baby" with the girls and trying to kiss them.
- After the incident, protests occurred outside The Bell Hotel in Epping.
- Epping Forest District Council temporarily blocked The Bell Hotel from housing asylum seekers on August 19.
- The trial is expected to conclude on Wednesday.
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