Ex-Olympic Coach Faces Rape and Child Sexual Assault Charges
Vicente Leiva-Modahl, a former Olympic coach, is facing multiple charges related to serious sexual offences. These include allegations of child sexual assault and rape of an adult woman. The charges have been confirmed by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Details of Charges Against Vicente Leiva-Modahl
- Two counts of causing a child to engage in sexual activity.
- Two counts of assault by penetration of a child.
- Two counts of raping an adult female.
- Two counts of sexually assaulting an adult female.
- One count of causing an adult female to engage in sexual activity.
- Two counts of assault by penetration of an adult female.
- One count of controlling and coercive behaviour.
All charges are connected to the same adult female victim. James Bolton-Smith, a deputy chief crown prosecutor, stated that the CPS has determined there is adequate evidence to bring Leiva-Modahl to trial. He emphasized that it is essential for public interest to pursue this case.
Investigation and Court Appearance
The Greater Manchester Police have been actively involved in the investigation leading to these serious allegations. Vicente Leiva-Modahl is set to appear at Manchester Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.
The outcome of this case will be closely monitored, reflecting the ongoing commitment to addressing issues related to sexual offences, particularly those involving vulnerable individuals.
