Two 'highly dangerous, predatory individuals' jailed for raping teenage girl

Two “highly dangerous, predatory” men have been jailed for raping a teenage girl in north London.

Adilson Domingos, 42, and Baxton Atenis, 29, approached the girl, then 16, when she was out with a friend in central London on July 1 2021.

They coerced her to get in a car and then drove her to Atenis’ address in South Tottenham where both men raped her.

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The victim managed to leave the house in the early hours of the following day and called police.

Domingos, of Damask Crescent, West Ham and Atenis, of Hanover Road, Tottenham were both found guilty of rape at Wood Green Crown Court on February 1 2024 following a three-week trial.

Baxton Atenis (left) and Adilson Domingos (right)Baxton Atenis (left) and Adilson Domingos (right)
Baxton Atenis (left) and Adilson Domingos (right) | Met Police

On Monday, July 1, they were sentenced at the same court. Atenis was jailed for 13 years for two counts of rape. Domingos was sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment.

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Detective Constable Daniella Biggins from the North Area Sapphire team, who led the investigation, said: “Domingos and Atenis are highly dangerous, predatory individuals who targeted a young girl and isolated her from her friends before raping her.

“With the support of her wonderful family and friends, the victim showed immense courage and bravery in supporting a police investigation. I would like to personally thank her for the strength she has shown, and also to the witnesses who provided evidence.

“I can only hope the conviction goes some way to providing closure to the victim after what was a horrific experience, whilst also being a part of keeping these dangerous individuals off the streets.

“I would encourage anyone who is victim or witness to sexual assault, to contact police. You will be listened to and specially trained officers will support you through any criminal investigation.

“There is zero tolerance for such serious offences and this conviction serves as a reminder that those who commit such horrific offences will be found and put before the courts to face justice.”

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