Man found guilty of sexual assault after pretending to deliver parcel to home in Moreton-in-Marsh
30-year-old Kane Landell, from Birmingham was found guilty by a jury at Gloucester Crown Court
A 30-year-old man has been convicted of sexually assaulting a woman at an address in Moreton-in-Marsh after pretending he had a parcel for her.
Kane Landell, from Chadwick Avenue, Birmingham, as in a white delivery van when he saw a woman pull up in her car outside an address.
The approached the victim claiming he had a parcel for delivery at the address and asked her if she lived alone.
The court heard how Landell then followed the woman into her home uninvited, placed a parcel on the table, and asked to use the bathroom.
The woman later noticed the parcel lacked a name or address.
Landell then excited the bathroom and was seen to have an erection, and the woman told him he needed to leave the address.
He then approached her and pressed his erect penis against her hip, and she again told him to get out of the address.
The woman filmed Landell, who got back into in his van, colliding with bushes and a wall while attempting to reverse up a narrow lane.
The victim was able to get the registration of the van and she contacted police.
Landell was subsequently identified and arrested on suspicion of sexual assault.
He was later charged after an investigation by Gloucestershire Constabulary's Rape and Serious Sexual Offences team.
Landell denied the offence and was found guilty by a jury at Gloucester Crown Court on 23 September.
He was remanded in custody and is due to be sentenced on 12 November.
Investigating officer, Detective Constable Dan Sackett said: "I would like to thank the victim for her resilience and for persevering with the criminal justice process which has resulted in Landell being found guilty of the offence.
"Due to her help and quick-thinking to film him, he was identified and rightly put before the court."