Overview
- Wingfield-West, now 20, admitted two counts of raping a child under 13 and was ordered to serve two years and eight months for each offence in a young offenders' institution.
- The offences happened in north west Wales when he was 17, with the court hearing he raped the girl twice in a car park.
- Police were alerted after the victim's father found messages in which his daughter expressed fear she could be pregnant.
- The court heard Wingfield-West told the girl to delete a messaging app once police became involved, which the judge noted as an attempt to interfere.
- He is subject to an indefinite restraining order, sex offender notification requirements and a sexual harm prevention order, with the victim describing lasting distress in a statement.