Ian began working with music television channel VH1 in 2001, when he was asked to host the program Rock Show. He joined professional poker players Phil Hellmuth and Annie Duke as one of Ultimate Bet's star pros. Stills were taken from the footage and issued through a police media appeal and Kazi was identified and arrested.

As the victim shouted his hands got ‘tighter’ and he told her ‘you are going to give me what I want, aren’t you?As Director General of Communications and External Relations, Sahra leads communications strategies across the CRTC. He has 12 years of experience at the executive level and brings a wealth of legislative, policy, regulatory, and program expertise to the telecommunications space. David Livesey downloaded more than 20,000 indecent images and videos of children over an 11-year-old period. Peel, of Barnoldswick, pleaded guilty to one count of indecency with a child and was found guilty after a trial of three other counts of indecency with a child.

During his time at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, he was responsible for developing strategies on how to optimise social and economic benefits of wireless spectrum in Canada.For many years, he developed government programs to improve broadband access in rural and remote parts of Canada, and developed a vision and strategy for improving Canada’s communications infrastructure, addressing rural gaps, affordability issues, competition, innovation and investment. The 31-year-old, of Ormskirk Road, Skelmersdale, admitted offences of arranging and facilitating the commission of a child sex offence and attempting sexual communication with a child.

He was sentenced at Preston Crown Court to 17 years and three months with a one year extended licence.In 2005, Ian was invited by Chuck D of Public Enemy to perform "Bring the Noise" with them as part of their induction into VH1's Hip Hop Honors Hall of Fame. The 32-year-old, formerly of Fielding Lane, Accrington, was found guilty on a majority verdict of sexual assault after a nine-day trial at Burnley Crown Court and cleared of two other counts of sexual assault relating to the same incident. From 2011 to 2017, Scott was an observer on the Board of Women in Communications and Technology Canada (WCT) and the Canadian Heritage champion for the Jeanne Sauvé Professional Development Program.