
The 51-year-old British actor was convicted of raping a fan in 2009 and three counts of sexual assault.
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A London court convicted British actor Russell Brand, 51, of raping a young fan in 2009 after they met at one of his shows in west London, in addition to three counts of sexual assault. He was remanded in custody pending a sentencing hearing on Monday.
On Thursday, a London court convicted British actor Russell Brand on charges of rape and sexual assault.
Brand, 51, was convicted of raping a young fan in 2009, after they met at one of his shows in west London. He was also convicted of three counts of sexual assault.
Judge Joel Benatan stated, after pronouncing the ruling, that the case was “very tightly prepared,” noting that the sentencing hearing would be held on Monday, according to what was reported by the British Press Association.
It was decided to remand Brand, as he stood in the dock while the sentences were announced, and closed his eyes when he heard his conviction for rape.
“The consequence of this will inevitably be a long prison sentence,” Judge Benatan said.
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