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Scott Hopkin was caught by a self-styled ‘paedophile hunter’ group in an online sting after they pretended to be a 14-year-old boy. Four days after making contact with the officer Lenehan told him to first send a picture of a sex act involving his daughter and then they could go on to "trade some heavy stuff". When he contacted her at a skate park in Accrington a friend, who had been drinking, agreed to have sex with him to stop him harassing her. Powerful victim impact statements read out at court told how the defendant's actions had left a 'profound effect upon them, often for the rest of their lives'.

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Stills were taken from the footage and issued through a police media appeal and Kazi was identified and arrested. Some of them were committed while in positions of trust, including a Boys Brigade leader and two teachers, while others were carried out online or over the 'dark web'. Following appeals for information, an 18-year-old man was arrested and later charged in the connection with the investigation. Hopkin, of Broadway, Thornton-Cleveleys, pleaded guilty at an earlier magistrates hearing to attempting to meet a 14-year-old boy following grooming.Bissett, of Rossendale Road, St Anne's, was found guilty after a trial at Preston Crown Court of 17 counts of indecent assault on boys under the age of 14.

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He also suggested meeting in London and suggested sexual activity he would like to engage in with her. He pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images and appeared at Preston Crown Court to be sentenced. The bus driver stopped the bus and the defendant was prevented from getting off until police arrived to arrest him. He had also installed memory cleaner software and a Cloud-based storage device which was prohibited by the SOPO and also failed to tell police that he had bought a computer which was capable of accessing the internet.The jury deliberated for five hours to find him guilty of 37 charges relating to 11 victims, including eight rapes, false imprisonment and kidnap. While all crimes have a damaging effect on victims, offences of a sexual nature can have the most horrific long-lasting consequences. Lancashire Police made the discovery after executing a warrant at Hughes’ address in September 2018. Lenehan pleaded guilty to encouraging a man to take and send him indecent images of children, distributing indecent images and possessing indecent images. The 66-year-old, from Accrington, committed the sex attacks on separate occasions and is now ‘shamed in the community and the mosque’.

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After having an online breakdown, she receives an unexpected and too-good-to-be-true offer to come to Los Angeles and work full time as an erotic model. Relying on what she knows best, she begins working as an escort, losing a bit of herself with each new client and becoming more and more willing to perform the most vile of sexual services; a decision which can only end in tragedy and violence. He placed the camera behind the toilet and then 'flushed and used the hand dryer to maintain the pretense that he used the facilities'. Sellen, 37, was jailed for more than two years after admitting nine offences of indecent assault and gross indecency.Gerrard, of Cherry Tree Lane in Aughton, messaged the Ellie-May’s profile for five days during March 2018, during which it was stated on eight occasions that the girl was 12-years-old. He pleaded not guilty but following a trial in February was convicted of two counts of rape and four counts of indecent assault on a child under the age of 13. Ward, of Lytham Road, Blackpool, pleaded guilty to three counts of possessing indecent images of children. Preston Crown Court heard how police officers in Kent launched an investigation in early 2017 to 'identify and investigate individuals arranging to meet and facilitate sex offences with children'.