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Court dismisses appeal of a man who raped 4-year-old girl for four years.

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The Court of Appeal has affirmed the conviction of a 50-year-old man sentenced to serve 30 years in jail for engaging in sexual activity with a four-year-old girl. Tiana Cole has the details.

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