A 23-year-old Iranian asylum seeker, Pirouz Mofrad, is recaptured after fleeing from custody during a medical appointment in Bexhill, East Sussex, according to available reporting. The articles say he was on a Sexual Risk Order at the time and went missing overnight in November 2025 while at the health facility. The reporting also links him to allegations of sexual offences against two teenage girls at bus stops, and it states he now faces jail in relation to the breach of the court order and his actions while in custody. After failing to remain in custody for the appointment, he is later found by authorities and returned to custody, with details of his recapture described as occurring while he was running from the health facility. The coverage focuses on the circumstances of his disappearance, the fact that he was subject to a Sexual Risk Order, and the potential consequences he faces following his failure to comply with supervision during the appointment.
Iranian asylum seeker recaptured after fleeing custody during medical appointment in East Sussex
A 23-year-old Iranian asylum seeker, Pirouz Mofrad, is recaptured after fleeing from custody during a medical appointment in Bexhill, East Sussex, according to available reporting. The articles say he...
- Pirouz Mofrad, 23, is an Iranian asylum seeker.
- He is subject to a Sexual Risk Order at the time of the incident.
- He flees from custody during a medical appointment in Bexhill, East Sussex.
- He is reported missing overnight in November 2025 before being recaptured.
- Reporting links the case to allegations of molesting two teenage girls at bus stops.
Pirouz Mofrad (pictured) was captured fleeing from the health facility in Bexhill, East Sussex, while on a Sexual Risk Order and was missing overnight in November 2025.
3 hours agoPirouz Mofrad (pictured) was captured fleeing from the health facility in Bexhill, East Sussex, while on a Sexual Risk Order and was missing overnight in November 2025.
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