A former translator for the British Army who raped a woman after becoming a private hire driver in Scotland has been jailed for seven years. Abdul Nabizada attacked the 19-year-old after failing to take her home from a night out in Edinburgh in 2021. Judge John Morris KC told Nabizada he had committed an "appalling betrayal of trust" during sentencing after he was found unanimously guilty at a High Court trial last month. Nabizada, a father of four who lived in the Pilton area of Edinburgh, had applied for British citizenship after coming to the UK in 2016. He had been a tailor in Afghanistan, but also worked with military personnel, translating his native Farsi alongside Dari, Pashto, Urdu and Arabic.