Overview
- The court on Tuesday sentenced 21‑year‑old Gabriel Riclea to a two-year community order after he admitted five counts of exposing himself.
- The offences took place between October 28 and December 12, 2025, and included incidents involving girls aged 14 and 15.
- As part of the sentence Riclea must register under the Sexual Offences Act for five years, complete a 26‑day programme and a 10‑day Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, and pay each victim £500 plus court costs.
- Detective Constable Rebecca McHugh described the acts as repeated, deliberate and carried out for sexual gratification, and victim statements read at court described lasting fear and behaviour changes such as a woman stopping running after dark.
- Suffolk Police said the measures aim to protect the community and encourage reporting because unchallenged exposure can escalate toward more serious sexual offences, while probation will supervise compliance with the order.