Man who raped two teenagers and harassed another woman is jailed in Hull and branded "dangerous"

A Hull rapist has been branded a "dangerous man" and jailed for ten years after raping two teenagers and harassing another woman.

Danny Bailey, 20, of Newlyn Close, Hessle, appeared at Hull Crown Court today (Thursday) for sentencing after pleading guilty to the offences.

The charges related to the rape of two teenagers in 2016 and 2019, and the harassment of a woman in 2021.

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Police say Bailey coerced his teenage victims into sexual acts for his own gratification, then terrified the women with disgusting and graphic threats and his behaviour was escalating, said DC Jenny Rayworth, who also praised the bravery and dignity of the victims.

Danny Bailey, 20, of Hessle, appeared at Hull Crown Court today (Thursday) for sentencing after pleading guilty to rape offences.Danny Bailey, 20, of Hessle, appeared at Hull Crown Court today (Thursday) for sentencing after pleading guilty to rape offences.
Danny Bailey, 20, of Hessle, appeared at Hull Crown Court today (Thursday) for sentencing after pleading guilty to rape offences.

She said: “The bravery and dignity of the three victims has been phenomenal all throughout this investigation. His behaviour was escalating, and today’s sentence reflects the danger Bailey poses to innocent women.

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“I would like to provide reassurance to anyone who may have suffered sexual abuse that we will listen to and support you.

“It is never the victim’s fault and I would strongly appeal for anyone who believes they are being manipulated into doing something they don’t want to, to speak with an adult or friend and report it to us."

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She added that Humberside Police is working in partnership with local authorities, charities and agencies to ensure victims of this type of crime are offered advice and support whether they decide to pursue through the justice system or not.

“If you have been the victim of rape or sexual assault, there are various ways you can report it to the police. You can speak to independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously, or you can report directly through our 101 number, or 999 in an emergency.

“You will be listened to, we will work with you and we will continue to take action against offenders.”