A man who sexually assaulted two teenage boys on a train has been given a two-and-a-half year jail sentence.
Stephen Larcombe from Rochester in Kent groped the boys, aged 15 and 16, on the Tunbridge Wells to Tonbridge train, Southwark Crown Court heard.
Larcombe, a 45-year-old jeweller, committed the offences on two separate occasions in January and May of 2007.
Jailing Larcombe, Judge Anthony Pitts said: "You were acting as a predatory paedophile."
'Appalling experience'
Larcombe, a divorced father of one, had been caught on CCTV targeting the second boy.
Judge Pitts said: "The CCTV spoke volumes of what you were doing, this was an appalling experience for the boys.
Larcome, who did not give evidence, was acquitted of two similar counts concerning a boy of 11 and another aged 13.
In addition to the jail sentence he has been added to the sex offenders register for life.
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