Man from Wragby jailed for child sex offences
McCorley Booth, 30, of Newton Close was sentenced to seven years in prison
Last updated 26th Jun 2026
A man has been jailed for multiple sexual assault offences against children.
McCorley Booth, 30, of Newton Close, Wragby, Market Rasen pleaded guilty to inciting a girl under the age of 13 to engage in sexual activity, assault of a boy under 13 by touching, two counts of making indecent images, and distribution of indecent images.
He appeared before Lincoln Crown Court, yesterday (25 June) and was sentenced to a total of seven years in prison.
He was also handed a 15-year sexual harm prevention order along with a five-year restraining order. He will be placed on the sex offender register for life.
Detective Constable Kye Sykes said: "This has been a deeply troubling investigation. The offences uncovered represent a profound abuse of trust and a calculated exploitation of vulnerability.
"It is particularly disturbing to confront the reality that someone in a position of responsibility could manipulate and harm those who should have been safe in their presence.
"Throughout this case, our thoughts have remained firmly with the victims and their family. The impact of such offences extends far beyond the immediate criminal acts; it leaves lasting emotional and psychological harm for all associated with the case. I want to commend their courage in supporting the investigation and engaging with the process despite the immense sensitivity and difficulty.
"Let me be clear: individuals who prey on the vulnerable and seek to exploit their position for such warped and criminal purposes will be relentlessly pursued. We will continue to work tirelessly with our partners to identify, disrupt, and bring to justice those who pose a risk to our communities. Protecting the public - particularly children and vulnerable people - remains our absolute priority.
"If you or anyone you know has been the victim of sexual assault, rape, or any other sexual offence, please report it to us as soon as possible."