Overview
- Leo Deen was sentenced to four years in prison, including 28 months for sexual offences and 20 months for stalking-related crimes.
- Deen's harassment campaign began after his eviction in late 2023, escalating to arson, rooftop protests, and public nuisance activities.
- He was convicted of attempting sexual communication and activity with a minor, further compounding the severity of his actions.
- Cheshire Police’s Harm Reduction Unit secured a Stalking Protection Order in November 2023, which Deen breached by identifying his victims online.
- The court also issued indefinite restraining orders and a Sexual Harm Prevention Order to safeguard the victims and prevent future offences.