A former barrister who left over 120 “creepy” and “sexually intimidating” voicemail messages on a younger colleague’s mobile phone has been sentenced to three years.

A former barrister will be sentenced next week after he left over 120 “creepy” and “sexually intimidating” voicemail messages on a younger colleague’s mobile phone.

A 49-year-old barrister has pleaded guilty mid-trial to harassing a younger colleague over a four-year period.

A jury has heard over 60 voicemail messages which a barrister allegedly left on a younger colleague’s phone some of which stated “I want you to be my boyfriend” and one advising the man that he was being watched when he was in the bathroom.

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