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Faizan Ali jailed for Leith Links rape Faizan Ali jailed for Leith Links rape
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A man who raped a woman in an Edinburgh park has been jailed for five years.A man who raped a woman in an Edinburgh park has been jailed for five years.
Faizan Ali, 24, attacked the 29-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, in Leith Links on 13 November 2014.Faizan Ali, 24, attacked the 29-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, in Leith Links on 13 November 2014.
The High Court in Edinburgh heard how Ali was on the sex offenders register at the time he attacked her.The High Court in Edinburgh heard how Ali was on the sex offenders register at the time he attacked her.
Judge Lord Burns told Ali: "It is clear that the pubic need to be protected from you." Judge Lord Burns told Ali: "It is clear that the public need to be protected from you."
The 24-year-old was convicted of rape following a trial last month. Sentence had been deferred for the court to obtain reports about his character.The 24-year-old was convicted of rape following a trial last month. Sentence had been deferred for the court to obtain reports about his character.
'High risk''High risk'
A jury had heard evidence from the woman about how Ali's actions had left her feeling "violated and scared."A jury had heard evidence from the woman about how Ali's actions had left her feeling "violated and scared."
Lord Burns also ordered that Ali, who has a history of mental illness, be supervised by the authorities for three years following his release from jail.Lord Burns also ordered that Ali, who has a history of mental illness, be supervised by the authorities for three years following his release from jail.
The judge said that jail was the only option available.The judge said that jail was the only option available.
He added: "It is clear from the evidence that you took a calculated action in attacking this woman. You attacked her because she was vulnerable and because she was a prostitute.He added: "It is clear from the evidence that you took a calculated action in attacking this woman. You attacked her because she was vulnerable and because she was a prostitute.
"You are assessed as being at a high risk of reoffending."You are assessed as being at a high risk of reoffending.
"I hope you will be given counselling and treatment which will help control your desires.""I hope you will be given counselling and treatment which will help control your desires."
Defence solicitor advocate Brian Gilfedder told the judge that his client was taking medication to control "psychosis".Defence solicitor advocate Brian Gilfedder told the judge that his client was taking medication to control "psychosis".
He also revealed that Ali had spent time at the State Hospital in Carstairs but was transferred to a mental health facility in Edinburgh.He also revealed that Ali had spent time at the State Hospital in Carstairs but was transferred to a mental health facility in Edinburgh.
Mr Gilfedder added: "He is stable now."Mr Gilfedder added: "He is stable now."