The man from Birmingham closed because he sexually abused two boys in the 80s -90s

Raymond Tomb has been closed for nine years

A man from Birmingham has been closed for nine years for sexual abuse two boys in the 1980s and 1990s. Raymond Tomb was in 20 years when he assaulted boys when they were both under 14 years old. The crimes came to light after one of his victims spoke to a family member of what happened.

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Officers at the West Midlands Police Protection Unit were informed and began to investigate the charges.

They identified the second boy and followed and arrested graves.

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The 59 -year -old tombs from Longley Crescent, Sheldon, was found guilty of six indecent crimes against children. Friday, March 7, was closed for nine years at Birmingham Crown yard. The investigator Kuli Mudhar, from the public protection unit, said: “The children who endured this abuse are now adults and showed a huge courage to come to the face to say what happened.

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“It is due to their courage that this abuser is now behind bars, sending a clear message that we will always follow such issues, even when decades have passed.” Police added: “It is important to note that the survivors of sexual abuse are protected by law and have anonymous throughout their lives. “To report abuse or find out about support, see Here.