Rhode Island man who recorded himself sexually assaulting 2 teenage ladies sentenced to 30 years

A Rhode Island man who admitted to federal authorities that he used a cellphone to report himself sexually assaulting two teenage ladies has been sentenced to 30 years in jail.

In a single case in February 2017, Francis Scott pretended to be a driver for a ride-hailing service and provided to offer a 15-year-old woman a experience to high school, the U.S. lawyer’s workplace in Windfall mentioned. As a substitute, he drove her to a secluded space, took away her telephone and recorded himself assaulting her, prosecutors mentioned.

Following his arrest in that case, a 17-year-old woman got here ahead and mentioned that after providing her a experience, Scott gave her alcohol and marijuana and sexually assaulted her, prosecutors mentioned.

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“This degradation, exploitation, and depravity represented by this defendant’s abuse of his victims — and his recording of these acts for his personal obscene enjoyment, are contemptible,” U.S. Legal professional Zachary Cunha mentioned in a press release Thursday, when Scott was sentenced.

Scott, 42, of North Windfall, pleaded responsible in June to sexual exploitation of a minor and possession of kid pornography.

His lawyer requested for a 25-year sentence, citing Scott’s regret, cooperation with investigators, and his personal troubled childhood that included heavy drug use by his mother and father and a sexual assault by a lady who was alleged to be caring for him.

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