Leonard Iliuta, 36, told the victim he was 'a sex addict' and questioned her about her love life before touching her on her thigh and toward her vagina several times, Dublin District Court was told
A senior nurse has been spared jail for groping a co-worker in his car after "persistently" offering the woman a lift and boasting about threesomes.
After hearing a mitigation plea and noting the victim's impact statement, he imposed a four-month sentence, suspended on the condition that Iliuta did not reoffend in the next two years. During this time, he must remain on supervised probation and attend an offence-related treatment course. Defence counsel Garrett Casey told the court his client did not accept the verdict. The barrister said Iliuta, a father of two, was from Romania but came to Ireland nine years ago and held the position of assistant director of nursing.
The woman testified that "he stated that he was a sex addict and there was nothing he had not done", including cheating on his girlfriend, threesomes and that he had previously been with a man. The complainant said as she got out of his car, he asked if she was leaving, but she ignored him, and he motioned her to stay.
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