Milton Keynes Rapist Sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court

Mohammed Altaher, 41, has been sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment after being found guilty of raping a man in Milton Keynes, a term to be served concurrently with his existing 10-year sentence for previous sexual offences.

Mohammed Altaherhas been sentenced to twelve years’ imprisonment at Aylesbury Crown Court for the rape of a man in Milton Keynes.

The forty-one-year-old, currently an inmate at HMP Bure, was found guilty by a unanimous jury of one count of rape following a trial concluding last Wednesday.

The court imposed a custodial term of five years with an extended license period of seven years, to run concurrently with a sentence the defendant is already serving.

Jurors heard that the offence took place in 2019 when Altaher attended the home of the victim, a male in his forties, and carried out the attack.

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The defendant was interviewed voluntarily in November 2024 and subsequently charged by postal requisition in October 2025 following a Thames Valley Police investigation.

Legal records confirm that Altaher is currently serving a ten-year sentence imposed in 2023 for the rape of two men in Bedfordshire.

The previous investigation into the defendant’s conduct was the subject of a broadcast on the Channel 4 documentary series 24 Hours in Police Custody.

Detective Constable Hollie Cromarty stated that the sentencing reflected the seriousness of the sexual offences committed by the defendant.

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The judge directed that the extended license period was necessary to manage the risk posed by the defendant upon his eventual release from custody.

Police have confirmed that the victim in the Milton Keynes case has been supported by specialist officers throughout the judicial process.