A teenager has been jailed for five years for serious sexual offences against two children in Dundee.
Brandon Wallace, 19, was also handed a further three-year extended sentence when he appeared at the High Court in Aberdeen on Wednesday.
Wallace committed the assaults between June 2017 and June 2020, and was found guilty in May of this year.
Police Scotland’s Detective Constable David Scott said the teenager would now face the consequences of his “deplorable behaviour”.
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DC Scott added: “I hope this provides some form of comfort for his victims.
“Police Scotland is committed to thoroughly investigating those responsible for this type of crime and bringing them to justice.
“I would urge anyone concerned about sexual crime to come forward and report it to police. They can be assured of being fully supported by officers and partner agencies.”
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