Woman who performed sex act on sleeping man jailed

A woman who performed a sex act on a sleeping man has been jailed for 21 months.

Ewa Nosalska, 44, preyed upon her victim at a property in Thornliebank, Renfrewshire, on September 19, 2023.

The High Court in Glasgow was told that Nosalska knew the man who had visited her home that night.

He fell asleep on the living room sofa and woke up to find Nosalska naked and performing the sex act on him.

The man told Nosalska “No”, told her to stop and asked what she was doing.

Nosalska later left the property, and when held by police, she told officers that she knew he was asleep and that she was drunk.

She went on to tell a social worker that she had no recollection of the incident due to her state of intoxication.

It was also heard that Nosalska went on to commit further offences, which included a sexual assault on a 13-year-old boy.

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Woman sexually assaulted 13-year-old boy on bus in front of shocked passengers

Ewa Nosalska sexually assaulted the boy before a shocked passenger yelled on the driver to call police.

Nosalska stroked the boy on the thigh as well as touched him on the chest and body while aboard a bus in Glasgow’s east end.

Nosalska, now of Strathaven, was jailed for 13 months.

When jailing Nosalska for her present matter, Judge Alistair Watson said: “While this is an unusual case, it is not uncommon for this court to deal with matters in which men sexually abuse sleeping females for their own gratification.

“This court will always regard such behaviour as being particularly serious.

“I am satisfied that simply because the sexes are reversed here, that is no reason why the court should take any different approach in this case.

“Academic research indicates that males who are subject to sexual assault by females are likely to suffer an equivalent psychological trauma to female victims.

“I therefore intend to treat this in exactly the same way I would have had it been a male who sexually assaulted a sleeping female.

“I consider that the crime in this case was aggravated by the fact that your victim was asleep at the time and so was particularly vulnerable, having entrusted his safety to you.”

Nosalska was put on the sex offenders register for ten years.