A healthcare worker from Caerphilly has been sentenced to nine years in prison after sexually assaulting two patients during medical examinations at a hospital in Cwmbran.
Ieuan Crump, 27, appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court on Thursday 18 December after he was previously found guilty following trial for six counts of sexual assault and three counts of assault by penetration.
He assaulted the women whilst working at the Cwmbran hospital, committing the offences during scans and examinations as part of his role in August 2021.
Detective Chief Superintendent Andrew Tuck said: “I have total admiration and praise for the victims of Ieuan Crump, who bravely came forward to report this predatory individual who abused them for his own personal gratification.
“He took advantage of his victims, who believed he would help them in their time of need but instead he committed these horrendous offences against them.
“Thanks to them, this dangerous individual who poses a significant risk to the public will no longer be able to target women and I hope they can continue the process of rebuilding their lives.
“We understand that it can be difficult for victims to take the first step and report offending like that of Crump.
“But I want to reassure people that we will be here for you when that time comes, so please do not stay silent; we will listen, investigate appropriately and help victims to access any support services tailored to their needs.
“There are also other options available such as reporting anonymously to a partner agency if you feel more comfortable in doing so.”
Crump was jailed for nine years and will be on the sexual offenders register for life.
