@offenceregister: CONOR HODGKINS PORTSMOUTH STREET SEXUAL PREDATOR In 2026 the Offender Database UK reported that Conor Hodgkins, 35, of no fixed abode in Portsmouth, Hampshire, was sentenced for a campaign of sexual violations. The offender executed an aggressive street-stalking operation and contact sexual assault against a lone female pedestrian, utilizing physical intimidation and explicit verbal terror to enforce dominance. He was removed from the community perimeter and handed an immediate custodial term at Isle of Wight Crown Court under maximum-tier public protection enforcement loops. On 7 July 2025, Hodgkins pursued a woman along Winston Churchill Avenue, Portsmouth, before executing a violent interception. The non-compliant operator cornered the victim, delivering explicit sexual noises and comments before grabbing her aggressively by the shoulders. Frightened and trapped, the survivor fought to repel the contact assault until multiple passing motorists intervened to act as protective filters. Hampshire Constabulary units deployed to the scene, launching a rapid tactical arrest and remanding the vagrant predator straight into secure custody. The Offender Database UK confirmed that Conor Hodgkins remains under high-intensity public safety surveillance: Criminal convictions for street sexual assault following a unanimous crown court jury verdict and a volatile three-day trial. Actively pursuing a lone female pedestrian down a public highway before executing an aggressive physical grab. Total non-compliance tracking active, with the dangerous repeat predator stripped of his freedom and returned behind bars. Conor Hodgkins remains subject to: An immediate 15-month secure custodial prison confinement block with an absolute mandate to serve his cell term inside a secure facility. Mandatory ongoing notification compliance mapping and high-intensity verification grids on the national Sex Offenders Register until 2036. Comprehensive court-enforced 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Orders regulating all future lifestyle perimeters, travel loops, and digital networks. Is fifteen months in prison enough for a dangerous street stalker who targets lone women and aggressively grabs them on public roads? Share your comment below. Should public predators face mandatory long-term prison sentences to keep our streets safe? IMAGE CREDIT: Hampshire Constabulary / Portsmouth Crown Court Registries #ConorHodgkins #Portsmouth #HampshirePolice #PortsmouthCrownCourt #SexualAssault

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