A man has been jailed for a string of sex offences against a young boy which left his victim “frightened and confused”.
Gary Woolgar, 51, committed the offences on the child and preyed on him over the space of four years, including when he was under 13 years old.
Woolgar, a heating engineer from Lancing, denied the sexual offences but was found guilty at trial.
He also admitted to being in possession of cocaine and cannabis.
Woolgar was found guilty of multiple counts of engaging in penetrative and non-penetrative sexual activity with a boy as well as two counts of sexual activity with a child and sexual assault by touching a boy under 13.
The crimes took place between 2013 and 2017.
The victim, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, described how the abuse left him frightened and confused and continues to impact his anxiety and stress.
At a hearing on August 3, Woolgar was jailed for 15 years. He will also be a registered sex offender for life and a Sexual Harm Prevention Order was imposed.
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