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  • "The S&M comment was obviously aimed at the 2nd post. Just imagine the fear the poor girls must have been in. A lot of people do not understand what informed consent is. We all know that some people get away with committing rape through lack of evidence, (not saying this case) would you like anyone that reported a crime that was later not prosecuted to be charged or just people that claim they have been raped. Imagine if you were beaten up and knew who did it but in court it was just your word against theirs and they were found not guilty, should you then be arrested for reporting that you were beaten up?
    More women would be put off reporting rape if they thought they would be arrested if the man was found not guilty,"
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Taser man is cleared of rape attack

A MAN who tasered and repeatedly beat up a teenage girl has been cleared of raping and imprisoning her.

Jay Dyce was unanimously acquitted of one charge of rape and another of false imprisonment at Oxford Crown Court yesterday.

But the 21-year-old is still likely to be jailed after earlier admitting beating her and using a stungun on her.

He pleaded guilty to three counts of causing actual bodily harm and to possessing an offensive weapon.

Jurors in the three-day trial were shown clips Dyce had filmed on his mobile phone of the girl performing a sex act on him.

She admitted one of the three clips was consensual but said the other two depicted a forced act.

Under cross examination she also admitted having full consensual sex with Dyce, of Gaisford Road, Cowley, later that same evening.

Detailing the physical violence she suffered, the girl, who cannot be identified, said she was punched, kicked and whipped with a belt by Dyce. She said he also made her cut herself with a razor and threatened to throw boiling water over her. Judge Anthony King remanded Dyce in custody to be sentenced next month.

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