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A 15-year-old boy has been convicted of raping two primary school pupils on waste ground in Dundee. A 15-year-old has been convicted of raping two primary schoolboys on waste ground in Dundee.
The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was also found guilty of indecent behaviour against two others.The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was also found guilty of indecent behaviour against two others.
One of his victims told the High Court in Edinburgh that he had been subjected to a "disgusting" act.One of his victims told the High Court in Edinburgh that he had been subjected to a "disgusting" act.
The offences took place between July 2006 and September last year and the teenager will be sentenced at the High Court in Paisley next month.The offences took place between July 2006 and September last year and the teenager will be sentenced at the High Court in Paisley next month.
The offender had denied all the charges against him.The offender had denied all the charges against him.
He had faced further charges of sexual offence and indecency against other children but the jury returned not proven verdicts on those charges.He had faced further charges of sexual offence and indecency against other children but the jury returned not proven verdicts on those charges.
Any case involving children is unfortunately distressing and perhaps upsetting Lord BrailsfordAny case involving children is unfortunately distressing and perhaps upsetting Lord Brailsford
The court heard that another 15-year-old boy, who also cannot be identified because of his age, is currently serving a three-year sentence at a secure school for an offence against one of the victims.The court heard that another 15-year-old boy, who also cannot be identified because of his age, is currently serving a three-year sentence at a secure school for an offence against one of the victims.
During an interview, he said to police that the teenager on trial, a school friend, told him he had sex with the boy.During an interview, he said to police that the teenager on trial, a school friend, told him he had sex with the boy.
One victim of the multiple sex offender said he had played tig and hide and seek with the older boy.One victim of the multiple sex offender said he had played tig and hide and seek with the older boy.
But the youngster, now aged 10, told the court through a TV link he had also committed sex acts on him.But the youngster, now aged 10, told the court through a TV link he had also committed sex acts on him.
The boy, who was aged eight and nine at the time of the offence, said: "I said 'stop it, stop it'."The boy, who was aged eight and nine at the time of the offence, said: "I said 'stop it, stop it'."
'Difficult evidence''Difficult evidence'
He said he did not like what was happening to him but his attacker did not stop and told him not to tell anyone.He said he did not like what was happening to him but his attacker did not stop and told him not to tell anyone.
The victim said it happened to him repeatedly.The victim said it happened to him repeatedly.
The court heard that following allegations made against the 15-year-old on trial windows at his family home were broken and it was decided that the family would move away.The court heard that following allegations made against the 15-year-old on trial windows at his family home were broken and it was decided that the family would move away.
After the jury returned their verdicts, the judge put the teenager on the sex offenders register.After the jury returned their verdicts, the judge put the teenager on the sex offenders register.
Bail was continued.Bail was continued.
Lord Brailsford told jurors: "Any case involving children is unfortunately distressing and perhaps upsetting.Lord Brailsford told jurors: "Any case involving children is unfortunately distressing and perhaps upsetting.
"You have listened to what was at times difficult evidence with great care and attention.""You have listened to what was at times difficult evidence with great care and attention."