Operation Blue-Neon - Luke Williamson
Luke Williamson, 34-years-old, from Bedfordshire, appeared at Hull Crown Court for sentencing on Friday, 23 January 2026 after pleading guilty to 20 child sex offences.
Senior Investigating Officer Detective Chief Inspector Jim Clough is leading an ongoing investigation into Williamson's offending, and would like to speak to anyone who has been affected by, has any concerns, or believe they may have been subject to crimes of a similar nature relating to Williamson, to please come forward.
Please visit our Major Incident Portal to find out more and/or submit information.
To read the full press release about Luke Williamson, click here.
If you've been raped or sexually assaulted, we're here for you. If you're ready to, you can report rape and sexual assault to us online.
But if you don't want to talk to us, or if you want extra support, there are lots of people who can help.
You're in control, and it's up to you who you talk to and what help you get.
You can speak to these people and organisations privately and confidentially, and unless they think someone is in serious danger, they won't share anything with us.
For more information, including guidance about specialist help, please click here.
A Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) is a place you can go after a rape or sexual assault to get confidential medical, practical and emotional support from specialist doctors, nurses and support workers.
We can refer you to a SARC or you can refer yourself without involving us at all.
Some SARCs are in hospitals, others stand alone. They have different names in different locations.
Independent sexual violence advisors (ISVAs) are specially trained staff who give practical and emotional support to adults, children and their families.
An ISVA can help you in lots of different ways:
- if you're thinking of reporting to the police, but are unsure what that involves, they can talk you through the process
- if you do decide to report to us, they can support you throughout the investigation and if your case goes to court
- they can advise you about your health, wellbeing and rights
- they can help you access other support services
ISVAs are completely independent of us, and you can talk to them without involving us at all.
Finding an ISVA
An ISVA is a person not a place. ISVAs work in lots of different places, including some of the support organisations on this page.
Contact an organisation to ask whether they have an ISVA service. Or we can give you advice if you decide to get in touch with us.
- 24/7 rape and sexual abuse support line provides free, specialist and confidential support for victims of sexual violence or abuse. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call 0808 500 222.
- Rape crisis is an umbrella organisation supporting the work of Rape Crisis Centres for women and girls across England and Wales.
- Survivors Trust is an umbrella agency for specialist rape and sexual abuse services around the UK.
- The Blue Door is a specialist service supporting victims of sexual violence across North and North East Lincolnshire, Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
- You can also visit the NHS website for help after rape and sexual assault, and for mental health information and support.
- If you're worried about sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or pregnancy, you can also find sexual health services via the NHS website. You can also get help at SARC.