Portrait of Kamran Ilyas

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Kamran Ilyas

Documented profile covering 7 controversies, including “2004–2006: participation in grooming of a 12–14-year-old girl through alcohol, drugs and gifts” and “2004–2006: sexual abuse in a flat and playground in Sheffield”.

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Profile No. 1319 · Updated on 13 October 2026

Portrait of Kamran Ilyas
7Documented controversies
4Sources
1Formal charge · all time1 followed by a conviction
1Conviction

I. Documented controversies

Case · 5 documented stages

9 March 2026: convicted of four counts of sexual activity with a child

Conviction
01

2026-03-09

9 March 2026: convicted of four counts of sexual activity with a child

Conviction

Kamran Ilyas was convicted of four counts of sexual activity with a child.

State of the evidence
Established by a court
Attribution
Accused

Sources · 2

  1. [1]
    Crown Prosecution ServiceOperation Stovewood: Two brothers found guilty of sexually abusing a young girlProsecutor's statementVery high reliability
  2. [2]
    Crown Prosecution ServiceOperation Stovewood: Three brothers jailed for child sexual abuseProsecutor's statementVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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02

2026-06-22

22 June 2026: sentenced to three years in prison

Conviction

Sheffield Crown Court sentenced Kamran Ilyas to three years' imprisonment.

State of the evidence
Established by a court
Attribution
Accused

Sources · 2

  1. [1]
    Crown Prosecution ServiceOperation Stovewood: Three brothers jailed for child sexual abuseProsecutor's statementVery high reliability
  2. [2]

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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03

2023-03

March 2023: charged in Ilyas case

Formally charged

The three brothers were charged in March 2023 following the NCA investigation.

State of the evidence
Documented
Legal status — source text
Formally charged
Attribution
Accused

Sources · 1

  1. [1]
    National Crime AgencyOperation Stovewood: Three brothers guilty of string of sex crimes in the 2000sOfficial documentVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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05

2004–2006

2004–2006: participation in grooming of a 12–14-year-old girl through alcohol, drugs and gifts

Conviction

Kamran Ilyas, aged 17 to 18 during the period, participated with Kamar in grooming a girl aged 12 to 14, using alcohol, drugs and gifts, among other means.

State of the evidence
Established by a court
Attribution
Accused

Sources · 2

  1. [1]
    Crown Prosecution ServiceOperation Stovewood: Two brothers found guilty of sexually abusing a young girlProsecutor's statementVery high reliability
  2. [2]
    Crown Prosecution ServiceOperation Stovewood: Three brothers jailed for child sexual abuseProsecutor's statementVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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06

2004–2006

2004–2006: sexual abuse in a flat and playground in Sheffield

Conviction

The NCA reports that Kamran sexually abused the victim in a flat and at a playground in Sheffield.

State of the evidence
Established by a court
Attribution
Accused

Sources · 1

  1. [1]
    National Crime AgencyOperation Stovewood: Three brothers guilty of string of sex crimes in the 2000sOfficial documentVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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07

circa 2004

Around 2004: meets another 16-year-old girl at shopping centre and takes her to Amar Ilyas

No legal proceedings

Kamran met a 16-year-old girl at a shopping centre and took her to a park where Amar Ilyas was waiting. Amar subsequently raped her in his car.

State of the evidence
Documented
Attribution
Personally implicated

Sources · 1

  1. [1]
    National Crime AgencyOperation Stovewood: Three brothers guilty of string of sex crimes in the 2000sOfficial documentVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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II. Constellation of documented links

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List of documented links (1)
  1. Amar Ilyas1 documented reference

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