A man who sexually assaulted a teenage girl has been sentenced.
Md Muhon, of Oldfield Road in Ellesmere Port, was jailed for 26 weeks at Chester Magistrates’ Court on Monday 18 May.
The 31-year-old had previously been found guilty of sexual assault.
Police received reports of a man who had touched a 16-year-old girl in Whitby Road, Ellesmere Port, at around 3.15pm on Saturday 21 March 2026.
It was reported that the man had approached the girl, who had been sat on a wall, before sitting down beside her. He then touched the girl’s thigh and lower back over clothing, before asking how old she was.
The girl then left and police were called.
Officers attended the area and the man was identified as Muhon, who was still present at the scene. He was subsequently arrested.
PC Parry said:
“Officers swiftly attended the scene of this incident and Muhon was quickly arrested and charged.
“We understand the concern these incidents cause in the community and we hope the conclusion of this case and subsequent sentence passed by the court will reassure residents of how seriously we take offences of this nature.”
Pictured - Md Muhon of Oldfield Road in Ellesmere Port.
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