Editing Zsolt Suhaj (section)

==English crimes==
In January 2016 Suhaj emigrated from Hungary to join family in the East Lancashire area of England.<ref name="ITV"/> From May to October that year he committed similar sexual crimes in the towns of Nelson and Barrowford.<ref name="CPS"/><ref name="ITV"/> Four women, the youngest 22 and the oldest 84, awoke to Suhaj in their homes; he fled each time.<ref name="ITV"/> Additionally, on one occasion a woman saw him attempt to enter her home.<ref name="ITV"/> In May a woman, 70, woke to find his hand between her legs and in October he raped a 66-year-old.<ref name="ITV"/>

Following the rape detectives released images from a nearby CCTV system; staff at a takeaway he frequented recognised him and he was arrested.<ref name="ITV"/> He admitted five burglaries and one attempted burglary,<ref name="CPS"/> claiming he was there to steal gold and money.<ref name="ITV"/> He claimed that the sex with the rape victim, whose window he climbed through at 4am, was consensual.<ref name="CPS"/> However, nothing was stolen from the homes.<ref name="ITV"/> At trial prosecutors also applied to inform the jury of Suhaj's Canadian criminal record.<ref name="CPS"/> Suhaj, who laughed and joked in court,<ref name="LTele">[http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/15189851.Night_prowler_found_guilty_of_raping_woman__66__after_climbing_through_her_window/ Zsolt Suhaj found guilty of raping woman after climbing through her window in Colne] - The Lancashire Telegraph, March 2017</ref> claimed he had met the rape victim earlier that day and they arranged the meeting.<ref name="ITV"/> He also claimed his attack on the 70-year-old sexual assault victim was in fact accidental.<ref name="LTele"/>

The jury convicted Suhaj of rape, sexual assault, five trespasses with intent to commit a sexual offence and one attempt to trespass with intent to commit a sexual offence.<ref name="CPS"/> He had to be sentenced in his absence after shouting, banging his head, and scuffling with guards.<ref name="ITV"/> The judge said he was dangerous and jailed him for life with no parole for 11 years.<ref name="ITV"/> He will again be deported if released.<ref name="LTele"/>