Iqbal is one of four men from Rhyl on trial at Caernarfon Crown Court.<\/p>\n
He denies three charges of raping the teenager, who cannot be identified for legal reasons. <\/p>\n
Iqbal also denies the rape of a 15-year-old girl and the sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in Rhyl in 2022, identified in court as Child B and Child C.<\/p>\n
In police interviews, his oldest alleged victim said she would be picked up by Iqbal “every single day” and driven to a property owned by Sarah Gray, 53, of Llanasa Road, Gronant. <\/p>\n
She told the police that Gray would accept crack cocaine from Iqbal and leave him and the girl alone in the house.<\/p>\n
Gray has been charged with perverting the course of justice, assissting an offender, conspiracy to supply cocaine to another and conspiracy to supply cannabis to another.<\/p>\n
The teenager said on one occasion she had smoked a pipe of cocaine when Iqbal began sexually assaulting her on a bed.<\/p>\n
He then grabbed her wrists and put handcuffs on her.<\/p>\n
“He raped me,” she told the police.<\/p>\n
Asked if she had given consent, she replied: “No.”<\/p>\n
“I could move but I couldn’t get him off,” she said.<\/p>\n
“He made sure he was getting what he wanted, no matter what.”<\/p>\n
Two other men, Mohamed Usman Arshad, 36, of Clifton Grove, Rhyl and Ziaullah Badsha, 25, of Brighton Road, Rhyl, have also pleaded not guilty to the rape of 15-year-old Child B.<\/p>\n
Another man, Jaswinder Singh, 65, of River Street, Rhyl is accused of trafficking Child B, and also denies supplying her with cannabis.<\/p>\n
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