Sex-based harassment: David Stroud, who grabbed woman’s hair on train to London, convicted of first-of-its-kind charge
Read our Privacy notice A man who grabbed a young woman’s hair and asked “can I kiss you” while on a train to London has been convicted of sex-based harassment. It is the first charge of its kind since the law was changed, and was brought by the British Transport Police. David Stroud, 44, pleaded guilty at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court on Thursday to harassing the woman because of her sex.
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