Disc Jockey Jailed for Sex Attacks on Individuals with Down's Syndrome

A disc jockey, Scott Sinclair (41), has been sentenced to five years in prison for subjecting a man and a woman with Down's syndrome to sexual assaults. The crimes took place in Moray, Scotland, where Sinclair resided in Elgin at the time.

Sinclair was found guilty by a jury after a trial. The details of the attacks were not disclosed in the public reports.

This case highlights the vulnerability of individuals with disabilities and the importance of bringing perpetrators of such crimes to justice.

The sentencing serves as a reminder that sexual assault is a serious crime, regardless of the victim's abilities or circumstances.

Further information about the case, including the specific nature of the assaults and the identities of the victims, is not readily available.