A carer who was convicted of historic sexual offences against a teenager is due to be sentenced next month.
Donna Bentley (53) was found guilty of three offences – two counts of procuring an act of gross indecency and one of indecent assault – by a jury after a four-day trial in July.
The offences were committed in the 1990s when the victim was under the age of 16 and therefore unable to legally consent to sexual activity. The Royal Court heard during the trial that the teenage boy had been sleeping when the abuse happened.
Bentley had resigned from her role as a registered care manager at the charity Les Amis when charges against her were brought.
She is due to be sentenced by the Royal Court on Wednesday 23 September.
