A Weybridge man has been jailed after pleading guilty to a series of sex crimes including harassment and assault in Runnymede and Elmbridge.

Gregory Taylor-Wyborn, 51, of Minorca Road in Weybridge, was sentenced at Guildford Crown Court on November 18 after pleading guilty to six charges - three counts of harassment without violence, sexual assault on a female, outraging public decency and burglary from a dwelling.

Police said Taylor-Wyborn's offences included "stalking and harassment, making inappropriate comments to women, flashing his penis in public and stranger sexual assault".

He received an 18 month custodial sentence half of which will be spent in custody and half on licence with conditions, and was also been put on the sex offenders register for seven years.

One of the investigating officers, Molly Patterson, described the Weybridge man as "dangerous" as she spoke on the case after the sentencing.

"Taylor-Wyborn is a dangerous individual who caused his victims to feel greatly distressed," Molly said. "Through his actions he demonstrated a clear sense of sexual entitlement and his imprisonment is a relief for residents of Runnymede and Elmbridge.

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