A Watford man is set to go on trial after he denied rape and attempted rape charges.
According to Metropolitan Police, Oladapo Kosefobamu, of North Western Avenue, is accused of the rape of a woman 16 years old or older in West London on August 28 last year.
Update: Oladapo Kosefobamu has been found not guilty of all charges. Read out latest story here.
The force added that the 24-year-old is also charged with the attempted rape a woman aged 16 or older several hours later at the same flat.
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Yesterday (November 16), in Isleworth Crown Court, he pleaded not guilty to both offences and a trial has been listed for October 16 next year, with a time estimate of four to five days.
The case was initially sent to Isleworth Crown Court on October 28 after Kosefobamu appeared in Westminster Magistrates’ Court on September 30.
Police confirmed there was then a delay in proceedings due to the defendant changing his legal team and the plea and trial preparation hearing was moved to November 16.
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