Noonan denies sex offences on boys as young as nine
DOMENYK LATTLAY-FOTTFOY, also known as Dominic Noonan, is to go on trial later this year accused of historic sex offences against boys as young as nine.
The 53-year-old from Moston appeared at Manchester Crown Court where he denied nine sex charges relating to three male victims.
The offences span a 30-year period, with the earliest complainant alleging he was nine or 10 when he was indecently assaulted.
The most recent complainant says he was a teenage boy when he was molested.
The age of the second complainant, who says he was indecently assaulted in the 1990s, was not revealed in court.
Mr Lattlay-Fottfoy appeared at court on videolink and answered all of the charges with the reply ‘not guilty’ when they were put to him by the clerk.
While he goes by the name of Domenyk Lattlay-Fottfoy, he will be tried as ‘aka Dominic Noonan’.
The trial is expected to last ten days and is scheduled to begin in the autumn.
Mr Lattlay-Fottfoy denies four charges of indecent assault, two charges of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, two sexual assaults, and a single charge of engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child.
Judge David Hernandez told Mr Lattlay-Fottfoy that his trial would go ahead in his absence if he failed to show up.