Man jailed over 32 child sex offences

Roderick Bryce-Hagain, also known as Roderick Bryce-Stafford, was jailed at Oxford Crown Court
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A man found guilty of 32 sex offences against four boys in Oxfordshire and Berkshire has been jailed for 22 years.
Police said Roderick Bryce-Hagain, 52, from Edinburgh, had been found guilty of the offences - committed over several years - at Oxford Crown Court in April and was sentenced on 1 July.
Det Con Nicola Fullerton, of Thames Valley Police, said officers would "listen and do everything possible to bring offenders like Bryce-Hagain to justice".
Bryce-Hagain, also known as Roderick Bryce-Stafford, was labelled a dangerous offender at his sentencing, the force said.
He was found guilty by a jury of:
Eleven counts of sexual assault
Four counts of penetrative sexual activity with a child
Three counts of rape
Three counts of engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child
Three counts of causing a child to engage in non-penetrative sexual activity
Two counts of causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent
Two counts of inciting a child to engage in penetrative sexual activity
Two counts of inciting a child to engage in non-penetrative sexual activity
One count of attempted rape
One count of causing a child to engage in penetrative sexual activity
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