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An Afghan asylum seeker, 26-year-old Masoud Ahmadi, was found guilty by a jury at Warwick Crown Court on Tuesday for the violent rape and sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, following a trial regarding the incident that took place in November 2023. The conviction concludes a high-profile legal proceeding centered on an attack that local authorities described as a predatory act targeting a vulnerable child in a public park during the late afternoon. The prosecution successfully argued that Ahmadi intentionally targeted the victim before subjecting her to what investigators characterized as a series of particularly brutal and life-altering crimes. According to evidence presented during the trial, the victim was walking alone when she was approached by Ahmadi. Warwickshire Police provided testimony detailing the physical evidence and the harrowing account of the survivor, who suffered what officers termed "extremely horrific sexual offenses." The investigation relied heavily on forensic data and CCTV footage, which tracked Ahmadi’s movements prior to and after the assault, leading to his swift identification and arrest by local law enforcement. Police leadership praised the bravery of the young victim for her participation in the legal process, which was crucial in securing a unanimous guilty verdict from the jury. Following the verdict, Judge Andrew Lockhart KC remanded Ahmadi in custody, notifying him that he faces a substantial custodial sentence. The case has sparked significant discussion regarding public safety and the vetting processes for asylum seekers within the United Kingdom. Sentencing is scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, where the court will consider the gravity of the psychological and physical trauma inflicted upon the child. Local authorities have emphasized that they are working with support services to ensure the victim receives long-term care following the conclusion of the criminal proceedings.