Three teenage boys avoid jail after convictions for the rape of two teenage girls in Hampshire. According to reports, the assaults involve two separate incidents. The crimes occur in Fordingbridge, where the victims are attacked separately. The cases are heard in court, where the boys receive sentences that do not involve prison, despite the seriousness of the charges. Both outlets describe the outcome as the boys being spared jail. The reports do not agree on further specifics such as their exact ages, names, or the length or type of non-custodial sentences, and those details are not provided in the supplied text. They also do not set out any information on the defence or sentencing remarks. What is common across the reports is that three boys are convicted of rape-related offences connected to the abuse of two teenage girls, and that the court does not impose custodial sentences.