Bakerloo line attacker admits attempted rape
Vincent Saxon pleaded guilty at Inner London Crown Court to an attack on a train between Waterloo and Lambeth North.
Vincent Saxon, 54, has admitted to attempting to rape a woman on a Bakerloo line train. He pleaded guilty to the charge at Inner London Crown Court on September 17. The court heard the incident occurred on July 11 at approximately 11.40pm.
The attack took place on a train travelling between Waterloo and Lambeth North stations. According to police, the victim was alone when Saxon approached her, exposed himself, and dragged her to the floor in an attempt to rape her. The victim fought back and managed to escape at Lambeth North station, where she alerted staff. Saxon then exited the train at the subsequent stop, Elephant and Castle.
Sentencing and reports
Saxon, who has no fixed address, was remanded in custody. The judge has ordered psychiatric and probation reports to be prepared before sentencing. Saxon is scheduled to appear for sentencing at the same court on October 30.
Questions this report answers
01What did Vincent Saxon admit to?
Vincent Saxon, 54, admitted to attempting to rape a woman. He pleaded guilty to this charge at Inner London Crown Court on September 17.
02When and where did the incident occur?
The incident took place on July 11 at approximately 11.40pm on a Bakerloo line train travelling between Waterloo and Lambeth North stations.
03When will Vincent Saxon be sentenced?
Vincent Saxon is scheduled to be sentenced on October 30. This follows the court's order for psychiatric and probation reports to be prepared.
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