Sex attack victims bravely tell how assaults by fast food boss have impacted their lives

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Two sex attack victims have bravely told how their lives have been impacted by the way a fast food boss preyed upon them.Former McDonald’s manager Matthew Blair targeted the two women in 2019, and was this week placed on the Sex Offenders’ Register for two years and ordered to carry out 240 hours of unpaid work.His victims have spoken to the Paisley Daily Express to say the punishment does not go far enough to protect society and to encourage victims to come forward.Blair’s youngest victim was just 17 when he sexually assaulted her.She told the Express: “I am disgusted by this sentence, to be honest.“He has scarred me for life and once his 240 hours are up and his two years on the register are complete, he’s a free man.Don't miss the latest headlines from around Renfrewshire.

Sign up to our newsletters here. “I need to live with the constant anxiety of new environments and new situations and how I can protect myself in case something like this happens again.“I didn’t expect him to go to prison, but I expected him to be on the Sex Offenders’ Register for life.“He sexually assaulted me, but he gets to just have two years of his life compromised when the rest of my life has been compromised.“The way I work with people and trust them will never, ever be the same.”The Express previously told how Blair was found guilty at trial at Paisley Sheriff Court.His first victim was targeted in March 2019, when Blair sexually assaulted her as they walked to the bus stop after their shift.Blair pinned her against a wall and tried to repeatedly kiss her and touch her between the legs while he told her “not to tell anyone.”This victim, who