Police arrest 320 dangerous UK child sex offenders - BBC

[TheSockPuppet]

Here they are being marched off to nick (Gerbers and Reactalites removed in shame)

 

[Le_addeur_noir]

It makes you wonder how many judges have the same type of interest/hobby ?

I would hazard a guess quite a few.

 

[Arte_et_Marte]

As I understand it the current sentencing advice for courts is to avoid long custodials for those 'just looking' at images of abuse as the prisons are overcrowded and those perpetrators are considered at the lower end of the risk profile.

Where there are convictions for actual sexual abuse the sentences tend to be extensive.

This horror was binned this week for 21 years, to serve a minimum of 14 before being considered for parole.

He also ran a Facebook page which claimed to be 'Fighting for justice for children abused' by outing paedophiles.

I doubt he's unique in trying to cover up his own activities by accusing others.

If that's true, it's so misguided. It's these criminal perverts that feed the machine. If people were not 'looking' there wouldn't be a demand. Plus of course in the Lee Hatton case, he was also grooming a 13 year old boy. He was a Police Officer, committing crimes on duty (which begs the question, what was he up to when he was not on duty? (And could be so much more furtive?) not only should he have been held to a higher account because of his job, he should have done serious time. 6 months? He'll do half that, so he'll be out again in three weeks. it's a joke.

 

[Arte_et_Marte]

Here they are being marched off to nick (Gerbers and Reactalites removed in shame)

Wearing a (privately paid for) Stablebelt in combats is the real crime there.

 

[Yokel]

If that's true, it's so misguided. It's these criminal perverts that feed the machine. If people were not 'looking' there wouldn't be a demand. Plus of course in the Lee Hatton case, he was also grooming a 13 year old boy. He was a Police Officer, committing crimes on duty (which begs the question, what was he up to when he was not on duty? (And could be so much more furtive?) not only should he have been held to a higher account because of his job, he should have done serious time. 6 months? He'll do half that, so he'll be out again in three weeks. it's a joke.

I think the sentencing guidelines are these ones here. As for abuse of trust as an aggravating factor:

• A close examination of the facts is necessary and a clear justification should be given if abuse of trust is to be found.
• In order for an abuse of trust to make an offence more serious the relationship between the offender and victim(s) must be one that would give rise to the offender having a significant level of responsibility towards the victim(s) on which the victim(s) would be entitled to rely.
• Abuse of trust may occur in many factual situations. Examples may include relationships such as teacher and pupil, parent and child, employer and employee, professional adviser and client, or carer (whether paid or unpaid) and dependant. It may also include ad hoc situations such as a late-night taxi driver and a lone passenger. These examples are not exhaustive and do not necessarily indicate that abuse of trust is present.

 

[Arte_et_Marte]

I think the sentencing guidelines are these ones here. As for abuse of trust as an aggravating factor:

• A close examination of the facts is necessary and a clear justification should be given if abuse of trust is to be found.
• In order for an abuse of trust to make an offence more serious the relationship between the offender and victim(s) must be one that would give rise to the offender having a significant level of responsibility towards the victim(s) on which the victim(s) would be entitled to rely.
• Abuse of trust may occur in many factual situations. Examples may include relationships such as teacher and pupil, parent and child, employer and employee, professional adviser and client, or carer (whether paid or unpaid) and dependant. It may also include ad hoc situations such as a late-night taxi driver and a lone passenger. These examples are not exhaustive and do not necessarily indicate that abuse of trust is present.

My bold.

Plus, they seem to have forgotton Misconduct in Public Office, and that carries a maximum penalty of Life imprisonment under Common Law. I'd have used that Badger before the reforms come in.

 

[Edwardian Fred]

In the eighties you couldn't report that sort of thing. You either got laughed at or "Warned off" if you struck a nerve/allerted those who closed ranks.
Often offenders were shielded by being in the maisons.

 

[bestri10]

Couldn’t agree more, it’s not a crime that time inside can prevent, probably makes it worse and gives them access to vulnerable young men.

We need special prisons and special endless sentencing for these monsters.

A special prison for them is probably the best option if we cant have the death penalty, i strongly believe that if you get caught raping underage boys and/or girls then you should be put to death especially those like aaron campbell.

 

[vvaannmmaann]

Often offenders were shielded by being in the maisons.

Were they fFrench?

 

[vvaannmmaann]

Wearing a (privately paid for) Stablebelt in combats is the real crime there.

But the Sergeant said we have to buy them from him!...

 

[BarcelonaAnalPark]

Blimey I thought it'd been a bit quiet round here recently!

 

[ExREME.TECH]

Here they are being marched off to nick (Gerbers and Reactalites removed in shame)

They have probably all done their Colour Service by now

 

[AsterixTG]

Were they fFrench?

House Arrest.

 

[vvaannmmaann]

House Arrest.

Bien sur.

 

[Stainmaster]

For the ones that don't want the compulsion, perhaps they should be able to get castration on the NHS as an alternative before they get caught

Better to lessen the risk of it happening in the first place, than punish people once childrens lifes have been scarred

That doesn't often work. During some training on the subject, I was told that chemical castration was offered by Scandinavian judiciary to child sex offenders as an alternative to long custodial sentences, or as part of early release conditions. Many reoffended. The Scandis now believe it's not just a sexual thrill, but is about controlling and dominating the victim. The outcomes resulted in child abductions, and deaths ISTR.

 

[Fabius Maximus]

Wow, they said the ethnicity word.

And my particular favorite:


Yep, exactly the type of roles I would cast paedophiles in if I were writing a book.

Let’s hope some serious jail time for the scrotes however unfortunately the sentences won’t match the crime and they will be freed to do it again, and they will do it again. Sick fcukers.

No! Not in the Scouts?!

 

[diverman]

Couldn’t agree more, it’s not a crime that time inside can prevent, probably makes it worse and gives them access to vulnerable young men.

We need special prisons and special endless sentencing for these monsters.

Somewhere like Hohenschonhausen would be a starter, once in never out.

Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[MoleBath]

In the eighties you couldn't report that sort of thing. You either got laughed at or "Warned off" if you struck a nerve/allerted those who closed ranks.
Often offenders were shielded by being in the maisons.

Bull, Masons look after one another but not those who have committed treason , murder or other felonies.

 

[triggerigger]

The word you're looking for is oubliette.

I think it's spelt woodchipper

 

[retread2]

Here they are being marched off to nick (Gerbers and Reactalites removed in shame)

Is that a captain driving? Shirley Knott.