The three victims of Jamie Kadolski have spoken out as the 24-year-old, a former ambulance call handler and first responder, was jailed for 12 years.

In statements read out at Norwich Crown Court, they described how they now had a fear of ambulances and ambulance workers and "refused to see medical workers".

One said she now preferred to "suffer in silence" rather than seeking medical help.

Jamie Kadolski (inset) (Image: Newsquest/LinkedIn)

An 11-day trial earlier this year heard Kadolski, a former ambulance call handler and first responder, wore his NHS uniform on his Tinder profile and told the women he was a paramedic.

Jamie Kadolski (Image: PA/Facebook)

He placed stickers on his work ID card to hide his actual, more junior role in order to impress women.

Tinder app (Image: Newsquest)

Imposing an extended 15 year sentence - made up of 12 years custody and three years on licence - Judge Anthony Bate said Kadolski had used ID cards and uniforms to give a "misleading impression" of his work status.

Judge Antony Bate (Image: Newsquest)

Judge Bate insisted Kadolski had "no insight into the severity of his offending".

He said the three victims had given........

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