Dangerous Tunisian sex predator who attacked five women in 90-minute rampage as he prowled the streets of Jersey is found guilty
Jurors were shown video of him pinning one woman against a fence and forcibly kissing her before telling her: 'I love you.'In another clip, he could be seen groping a second victim.Just eight minutes after the second 999 call, Arfaoui was arrested. Three further victims were later identified.He appeared to smile while in police custody, but told officers: 'I wasn't trying anything, just going to work. Lost.'Another victim admitted that she is scared to go outside alone after being attacked by him.
- ▪Jurors were shown video of him pinning one woman against a fence and forcibly kissing her before telling her: 'I love you.'In another clip, he could be seen groping a second victim.Just eight minutes after the second 999 call, Arfaoui was a
- ▪Three further victims were later identified.He appeared to smile while in police custody, but told officers: 'I wasn't trying anything, just going to work.
- ▪Lost.'Another victim admitted that she is scared to go outside alone after being attacked by him.
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| Publication time | Thu, 23 Jul 2026 16:11:03 +0100 |
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A dangerous Tunisian sexual predator has been convicted of attacking five women in just 90 minutes on Jersey, including attempting to rape one of his victims.Abdelkarim Arfaoui, 27, showed no remorse, insisting he had merely been asking women for directions because he was new to the Channel Islands.As Arfaoui was led away to prison after being convicted of all 10 charges at Jersey's Royal Court, he refused to apologise to his victims, most of whom were attacked on their way to work.Arfaoui claimed it was payday weekend and that he had been out all night in St Helier celebrating a new job as a carer before becoming 'really, really lost'.He even falsely claimed one woman became angry when he refused to have sex with her because he needed to get home to his wife.'She was disappointed,' he…
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