The incident happened two years ago when both boys were 10 years old and attended the same school in the Colwyn Bay area.
It's alleged that the boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, took the complainant into the toilets after one of the classes where they had sexual intercourse.
The defendant, who is now aged 12, has pleaded not guilty to the rape or inciting the boy to engage in sexual activity.
The prosecutor, Karl Scholz, claimed both the defendant and the victim had viewed the pornography.
Speaking on the case, he noted that those two young boys just didn't understand that they were involved in prohibited act that would entail consequences.
The case came to light in March last year when the teachers decided to hold a conversation with the affected boy.
It was learnt that during one of the lessons the defendant offered the victim if he wanted to have sex with him and heard the ultimate 'no way'.
After the lesson the victim went to the toilet, the defendant followed him and grabbed him.
Then he pushed the complainant up against a sink, pulled down his trousers and raped him.
Resisting the complainant scratched the defendant's arm and told him to stop.
Despite the victim's objections the defendant continued the act, saying:"Oh come on, the party's just starting."
When the complainant washed his hands after using the urinals, the defendant repeatedly tried to pull his trousers down.
The boy was embarrassed and did not tell anyone initially, fearing he would be bullied and called gay.
Later he revealed the act to the teachers and parents and the matter was reported to the police.
During the police interview, the victim said he hated the defendant while the defendant denied he had bullied him or had any sexual intercouse with him.
The court was also told that on another occasion the defendant and another boy pretended to be gay kissed and hugged one another in the toilets.
The trial continues.
0 comments:
Post a Comment