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Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a man has been sentenced for rape.  

Jonathan Goldsmith, aged 52, of Hatch Gate, Whitchurch Hill, Reading was sentenced on Friday 15 May, at a hearing at Reading Crown Court, to 28-years imprisonment, with four of those years on licence. 

He was found guilty of seven counts of rape and one count of blackmail following a three-week trial at the same court. 

In 2002, Goldsmith threatened a woman, who was in her late teens, with a knife and raped her in a parked car in London. 

Between 2005 - 2019, Goldsmith subjected a woman, who was in her late teens when they first met in Oxford, to multiple rapes, many of which involved physical violence and left her with injuries. His visited her home in Reading and continued this abuse, he captured images and videos of the abuse and blackmailed the victim with this material to prevent her from speaking about it.  

In 2014, Goldsmith met a woman, in her twenties, on a dating site, and in December he raped her, leaving her with injuries.  

 Goldsmith was arrested on 11 August 2002, 6 December 2014 and 14 April 2021.  

He was charged on 29 January 2026.  

Investigating officer Detective Sergeant Rachel Belsher said: “I am so grateful to the complainants in this case for the remarkable bravery and courage they have shown. 

“Jonathan Goldsmith is a serial rapist and has finally been held to account for his crimes. 

“He targeted women who he knew to be vulnerable and whom he assumed would never be believed. He was wrong.  

“The complainants have had to persevere in a very long and very invasive investigation and then trial process. I would like to thank these incredible women for making sure that Jonathan Goldsmith cannot hurt any more women.  

“I would like this conviction to show that no matter your circumstances, Thames Valley Police is committed to investigating violence against women and girls. If you are a victim of violence then please be reassured that we have specially trained officers who will listen and support you. 

“I would like to thank CPS Paralegal Mandy Dutton-Webb and prosecution trial counsel Ms Kim Preston and Mr Adam Williams for their expertise and hard work in getting the outcome we have.” 

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Sex Offender Breaches SHPO Twice Before Voluntarily Surrendering to Police

David Standley, 32, of Westbourne Street, Stockton, breached his Sexual Harm Prevention Order on two occasions before handing himself in to officers, telling them custody was the safest place for him.

Standley appeared via video link from HMP Holme House at Teesside Crown Court on Tuesday for sentencing on two counts of breaching the SHPO and possession of cannabis. The court heard that his mental health had deteriorated sharply at the time of the breaches.

In September 2021, Standley – then of Redcar – was caught communicating with someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl. In reality, it was a 50-year-old decoy from the undercover group Angels of Innocence. He sent an explicit image of himself and suggested she travel by train so they could “have sex in the woods”. He pleaded guilty to attempting to incite a child to engage in sexual activity and was jailed for three years and two months, plus the SHPO.

In March this year he breached the order by factory resetting his mobile phone and discarding it.

Sentencing, Judge Jonathan Carroll described the case as “exceptionally unusual”.

He told Standley:

“You were going through a personal crisis and for whatever reason committed two offences of breaching a sexual harm prevention order. You immediately reported what you had done to police as you felt the only safe place you could be was prison. You did that because you recognised a decline in your mental health and [could] have committed violent offences.”

The judge imposed a six-month custodial sentence, suspended for two years, to allow Standley to address his underlying issues. He must also complete 90 rehabilitation activity days and a 26-day programme.

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Migrant Hotel Resident Convicted of Sexually Assaulting Two Women in Falkirk

Muhammad Sheikhi, 23, a resident at the Cladhan Hotel in Falkirk, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two women in the space of just over an hour.

The attacks took place in the early hours of a Sunday morning last November, shortly after the victims – both in their early 20s – left different nightclubs.

Sheikhi first targeted a woman at a railway bridge on Kerse Lane, where he hugged her, repeatedly kissed her on the face and mouth, and put his hands under her skirt. He then assaulted a second woman in Kerse Lane and at the nearby Bellsmeadow skatepark, pinning her against a tree before putting his hands under her clothing.

Sheikhi, who entered the UK by boat and was being housed at the Cladhan Hotel by the Home Office, was arrested in his room at the hotel, which has been the scene of repeated pro- and anti-immigration protests.

He denied the charges, telling police he had simply been “roaming around” because he had no one to socialise with in the hotel. He added: “Only animals would do that publicly.”

A third woman was seen on CCTV being approached by Sheikhi but walked away.

Following a four-day trial at Stirling Sheriff Court, a jury of 12 women and three men found him guilty of both sexual assaults. They deleted an allegation – which applied only to the skatepark incident – that the assault was carried out with intent to rape.

Through an Arabic interpreter, Sheikhi told police: “I am just a young man like everybody else who wants to have a good time.”

Prosecutor Jamie Hilland described Sheikhi’s behaviour as “predatory.” He told the jury: “On their evidence, the accused approached both women, he’s tried to give them his phone. He tried to get them to add him on Snapchat. In both cases he’s tried to corner the complainer and he then sexually assaulted both of them.”

Hilland highlighted the distress caused to the victims, noting that one called her father immediately afterwards: “(Her father) said she could hardly talk, she could hardly breathe. It was the point where he was struggling to understand her. She told him she had been sexually assaulted at the railway bridge by a man who put his hand under her skirt and tried to kiss her.”

Defence advocate Paul Keenan reserved mitigation until the sentencing hearing. In his closing speech he argued the evidence was “flawed throughout” and urged the jury to acquit.

Sheikhi has been placed on the sex offenders register and remanded in custody ahead of sentencing on 29 June.

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A 50-year-old man from Ipswich has been jailed for 12 years after being convicted of rape.

Keith McKenzie, of Bond Street, was found guilty of two counts of rape by a jury on 23 February 2026 following a five-day trial.

The court heard that McKenzie and the victim, a woman aged in her 20s, were neighbours at a block of flats at the time of the attack but were not otherwise known to each other.

In the early hours of the morning, the victim was awoken to knocking at her front door and called another neighbour, with whom she was friends, to assist.

The victim answered the door and McKenzie asked for a cigarette which her friend gave him, before going back to their own flat.

McKenzie then entered the premises, despite the victim’s objections, and raped her.

He later left the premises and threatened the victim against telling anyone.

He was arrested that same morning.

McKenzie appeared at Ipswich Crown Court on Thursday 28 May where he was sentenced to 12 years in prison. The sentence will run consecutively to a sentence imposed last year for wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

He was also made subject of an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order and has been placed on the Sex Offenders Register.

In a Victim Personal Statement, read aloud in court, the victim detailed how the assault has impacted her life. She said: “Emotionally, I feel violated, ashamed, and overwhelmed… I have struggled with guilt, even though deep down I know none of this is my fault... I wake up each day carrying the weight of something I never asked for and never deserved.”

DC Victoria McNamara, from the Safeguarding and Investigations Unit, who was the officer in charge of the case, said:

“This was a profoundly distressing incident for the victim, who has shown immense courage in coming forward and supporting the investigation.

“What should have been the safest place for her and her child was violated and the impact of that cannot be overstated. Since the incident, the victim has lived in constant fear, struggling with anxiety, sleep disturbance, and a loss of trust. She has spoken about the lasting effect this has had not only on her own wellbeing but also on her ability to feel secure and confident as a parent. No one should have to live with that burden.

“Victims of this nature of offence often carry the effects long after the incident itself. Trauma does not simply end when an investigation begins.

“Our priority has been to treat this victim with dignity, compassion and professionalism, while conducting a thorough and robust investigation and I hope by knowing that McKenzie is behind bars, she is able to move forward with her life.

“Offences of this kind will be taken extremely seriously. If you come forward, you will be listened to and supported.”

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A man from Beddau has been jailed after a jury found him guilty of rape.

Kyle Plummer, 32, raped his victim at a property in Beddau in 2023. Plummer pleaded not guilty to one count of rape but was found guilty after a three-day trial at Cardiff Crown Court in April.

He has been handed an extended sentence of six years and six months in prison and given a 10-year restraining order.

Detective Constable Davies said:

“I would like to thank the victim in this case for coming forward and for being courageous throughout the process of this investigation. Because of her, we have been able to convict a man who is clearly a threat to women. I can only hope that this helps her to move on from this in a more positive way and gain some form of closure.

“If you are the victim of a sexual offence, we urge you to report it to the police as soon as possible. You will be supported, and officers will treat all reports with sensitivity and professionalism.”

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Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a child sex offender who committed offences in Milton Keynes has been jailed.

Peter Cox, aged 66, of Brambling Way, Oxford, was sentenced to 18 years’ imprisonment at Amersham Crown Court on Wednesday 20 May.

He received a special custodial sentence for offenders of particular concern, meaning he will serve his full custodial term in prison without automatic early release, followed by a mandatory two-year extended licence period.

He pleaded guilty to six counts of indecent assault on a girl under the age of 14, two counts of gross indecency with a girl under the age of 14, and two counts of gross indecency with a girl under the age of 16.

The offending took place between 1998 and 2002 in Milton Keynes. The victim was a child at the time of the offences.

Cox was first arrested on 5 September 2018 and, following a complex and protracted investigation, was charged on 1 November 2025.

Specialist Investigator Jo Simmons, of the Child Abuse Investigation Unit, said:

“This was an especially distressing case, not only because of the nature of the offences, but due to the victim’s vulnerability and very young age at the time.

“I would like to commend the victim for the immense courage and resilience she has shown throughout what has been a long and difficult investigation. Coming forward and supporting a case like this is never easy, and her strength has been truly remarkable.

“I hope this outcome provides some sense of justice and demonstrates that we will always take allegations of this nature seriously, no matter how much time has passed.”

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Momodau Bojang, 56, of Bramble Road in Southsea appeared at Portsmouth Crown Court on Friday 22 May, where he was sentenced for raping and strangling a woman in her 40s in October 2025.

Bojang pleaded not guilty to the offences, and previously appeared at the same court on Monday 16 March for trial.

At court, the jury heard how police had been called in the early hours of Tuesday 28 October, by a woman reporting that Bojang was not letting her leave his address on Bramble Road.

Officers attended and located the woman, before arresting Bojang and taking him into custody.

When speaking with the woman later the same day, she disclosed to officers that over the course of multiple days, whilst staying at Bojang’s address, he had raped and restrained her.

Following a five-day trial, the jury found Bojang guilty of both rape and intentional strangulation, and he was sentenced to eight years and 10 months imprisonment, which also reflected a breach of a previous suspended sentence.

He was also ordered to sign on to the Sex Offenders Register for life. 

Detective Constable Ellie Light from Hampshire an Isle of Wight Constabulary’s Operation Amberstone team said:

“I am very pleased to see Bojang face the justice he deserves for this awful crime.

“His behaviour demonstrates that he is clearly a dangerous and violent individual who believes he can treat other people deplorably with no consequence for his actions.

“I would like to thank the victim for her courage in speaking up about what happened to her and for her support throughout the investigation and court proceedings. She has been integral in helping us put Bojang behind bars.

“I would like to encourage anyone who has been the victim of a sexual offence to come forward and speak to us.

“We take allegations of this nature extremely seriously. You will be supported and we will thoroughly investigate any report made to us.”

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A violent sex offender who launched a “sickening” attack on a young man on a train has been jailed following a British Transport Police (BTP) investigation.

Zakaria Mohammed, aged 32, of The Coppice, West Drayton, pleaded guilty to Actual Bodily Harm, Sexual Assault, False Imprisonment and breaching the conditions of a previous Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO).

He was jailed for one year and eight months at Reading Crown Court on 19 May and placed on the sex offenders register for 10 years.

He was also made the subject of a 10-year SHPO and must pay a victim surcharge of £187.

The court heard how, shortly before 8.30am on Saturday 24 March, Mohammed sat directly opposite the 21-year-old victim at a table in an otherwise empty carriage.

The pair made small talk until Mohammed, who had clearly been drinking and was carrying a half empty bottle of wine, sexually assaulted the man.

He eventually moved to sit next to the victim, who attempted to the leave his seat when the train reached Reading station.

When he asked Mohamed to move so he could leave he refused, leaving the victim with no other option than to crawl under the table to escape.

However, as he was doing so, Mohammed repeatedly hit him over the head with his wine bottle.

On leaving the train the victim reported what had happened and realised he was bleeding heavily from cuts to his head.

Mohammed was arrested by BTP officers as he approached the barriers to leave the station and was found to be in breach of a previous SHPO forbidding him from travelling on public transport without paying for a ticket.

BTP Detective Constable Lauren Pace said:

“This was a truly sickening assault on a young man who was understandably terrified.

“Mohammed is a dangerous individual who saw nothing wrong with forcing himself upon the victim.

“Quite rightly he has been jailed as a result of our investigation and issued with a SHPO which will hopefully prevent him from attacking anyone else.

“We urge anyone who experiences or witnesses sexual offending on the railway to report it to us by texting 61016.”

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A 36-year-old man from Wiltshire has been jailed having pleaded guilty to numerous child sex offences and possession of cocaine.

Christopher Saunders-Pope of Randalls Croft Road in Wilton was sentenced to three years and four months by HH Judge Townsend at Swindon Crown Court today (28 May) following an investigation by the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit (SWROCU).

Saunders-Pope was arrested by SWROCU officers in March 2024 after he had been communicating online with who he thought was a teenage boy. He travelled within the county intending to meet the child to sexually abuse. Instead, he was met by officers from the Unit and arrested.

In April this year he pleaded guilty to the following offences:

• Attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child 
• Arranging / facilitating commission of offence of sexual activity with a child 
• Making indecent photograph / pseudo photograph of a child (three counts)  
• Distributing an indecent photograph / pseudo photograph of a child 
• Possessing extreme pornographic image 
• Possessing a class A drug (cocaine) 

Detective Inspector David Wells from SWROCU said:

“When we arrested Saunders-Pope, he had travelled that day having made plans to abuse a young boy. Instead, he was taken into custody and prevented from causing the harm he intended. 

“Law enforcement agencies are constantly across the internet working to identify anyone looking to abuse or exploit children. Saunders-Pope's arrest was part of this ongoing work.”

HH Judge Townsend also handed Saunders-Pope a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

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A former supply teacher from Greater Manchester has pleaded guilty to several child sex offences, including upskirting and voyeurism, following a GMP investigation.

Abusali Rahman (29/08/1989), a British national of Bangladeshi ethnicity from Salford, entered the following formal guilty pleas at Bolton Crown Court today (28/5/26):

• 12 counts of taking an indecent photograph/pseudo-photograph of a child (images obtained by upskirting)
• 4 counts of publishing an obscene article (AI-generated sexualised images)
• 3 counts of making indecent photograph / pseudo-photograph of a child (making AI-generated images)
• 1 count of distribute an indecent photograph/pseudo-photograph of a child (sharing an upskirting image with another user)
• 1 count of operating equipment beneath clothing of another without consent (the act of upskirting)

He has been remanded in custody and is due to be sentenced on 1 September.

The offences are alleged to have taken place between December 2023 and June 2025 against 13 girls at several secondary schools across the north west.

All affected schools and the victims' parents/guardians have been informed and necessary safeguarding personnel made aware of our investigation.

The guilty pleas follow an investigation by our Online Child Abuse Investigation Team (OCAIT).

Detective Chief Superintendent Rebecca McKendrick, head of GMP’s Public Protection Division, said:

“Our OCAIT team has painstakingly worked through the evidence to build a case against Rahman.

“The victims have been at the forefront of our investigation, and we have kept their parents and guardians and their schools informed and supported throughout this process.

“Protecting children remains our highest priority, and we will continue to work closely with and meeting the victims, schools and local authorities to ensure there is support in place for anyone affected.

“Anyone who wants to report an offence or has any information on this investigation can still call 0161 856 1737 where you can speak to specially trained officers, via 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 quoting Operation Pomerie.”

Alex Mann, Senior Crown Prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service, said:

“This was a horrifying case involving an abuse of trust that affected multiple young victims.

“Rahman fell well below the standards expected of his role – first by sharing sexualised deepfake images online, before escalating to upskirting and voyeurism offences.

“Following a comprehensive GMP investigation, prosecutors were able to piece together a compelling case that left the defendant with little choice but admit his crimes.

“The guilty pleas entered today means he will face the consequences of his appalling actions, without victims having to prolong their suffering by reliving their experiences at trial.”

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Aberdeenshire Rapist Paul Patrick Jailed for Life

Paul Patrick, 61, has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of eight years and six months before parole consideration after being convicted of 19 sex offences committed over 17 years.

The High Court in Edinburgh imposed the sentence on Wednesday, May 27, along with an Order of Lifelong Restriction for crimes against two women and four girls.

The offences, which included two rapes, five sexual assaults, lewd behaviour, indecent communications and breaching bail, took place between 2006 and 2023 in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Sutherland and at Pawz N Klawz Pet Supplies in Aboyne.

Detective Inspector Kerry McCombie, of the North East Division’s Public Protection Unit, said:

"Patrick believed he was above the law, carrying out a sustained pattern of abuse over many years, but he will now faces the consequences of his despicable actions.

"I want to recognise the strength shown by the victims in coming forward and supporting the investigation. I hope this outcome provides them with some sense of justice and reassurance.

"Police Scotland remains committed to supporting victims of sexual abuse and brining perpetrators to justice, no matter how much time has passed.

"I would encourage anyone who has experienced or experiencing abuse to report it. You will be listened to and supported."

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A “calculated” sex offender who prowled night Tubes targeting women has been jailed for more than four years following a British Transport Police (BTP) investigation.

Salman Yousaf, 46, and of HMP Pentonville, pleaded guilty to nine charges in total – eight counts of Sexual Assault and one of Outraging Public Decency.

At Inner London Crown Court on 20 May a judge sentenced him to four-and-a-half years imprisonment, with a further four years to be served on licence when he’s released.

He was also placed on the sex offenders register for life and handed a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO).

Yousaf was already serving a seven-year jail term when, in 2024, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) informed BTP detectives of his offending modus operandi.

This information was compared against ongoing investigations into sexual offending on the London Underground network in which the offence matched the MPS case and a suspect had not been identified.

Extensive enquiries resulted in Yousaf being linked to a total of nine offences committed between 2017 and 2021.

All occurred on board Tube trains at night.

The first took place at around 5am on 11 March 2017 when he masturbated in front a woman on a Central Line service near Stratford.   

Then on eight separate occasions, all on Central Line and Jubilee Line services, Yousaf singled out women and sexually assaulted them.

He made a conscious effort to target women who had fallen asleep on night Tubes.  

Detectives arrested Yousaf in prison on 16 April 2024, and he offered no comment to all questions put to him.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) authorised nine charges against him in total. Then, as his trial approached, he changed his plea from not guilty and admitted to all the offences. 

BTP Detective Constable Iryna Cuthbert said:

“Salman Yousaf is a calculated predator who deliberately exploited the night-time rail network to target lone women, using their isolation to commit a series of premeditated crimes.

“Even when confronted, he showed a complete lack of remorse – the same absence of remorse he demonstrated at his sentencing.

“Thanks to the information provided by our colleagues at the MPS, we were able to link him to a catalogue of vile sexual offending and ultimately extend his stay behind bars beyond 2030.

“Yousaf’s crimes will have a lasting impact on the women he targeted. I want to acknowledge their bravery in coming forward and reporting what happened, and I hope his sentence brings them some measure of justice.”

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A man has been jailed for ten years after he groomed a 14-year-old boy online and lured him to his flat for sexual activity.

Darren Moore, 57, began communicating with the victim in early 2024, and despite being aware of his age, turned the conversation sexual in March of that year.

Moore sent explicit photos of himself to the victim and described what sexual acts he wanted to perform on him when they met up in person.

On 8 March 2024, Moore encouraged the victim to travel by train to his flat in Ely after he had finished school for the day. 

The victim obliged and spent the evening at Moore’s flat, where Moore sexually abused him.

When the victim didn’t return home from school, his mum became worried and reported him as missing to local police.

After returning home later that evening, the victim confided in his parents, and the police were informed.

At Peterborough Crown Court on Thursday (21 May), Moore, of Market Street, Ely, was jailed after admitting one count of inciting a boy aged 13-15 to engage in sexual activity, two counts of engaging in sexual activity with a boy aged 13-15, one count of grooming, and one count of engaging in sexual communication with a child.

DC Dan Knight, who investigated, said:

“Despite knowing the victim’s age, Moore took the time to build a relationship with him online over the course of a few months, before he lured him to his flat and sexually abused him.

“The distress Moore has caused to the teenager, and his family, has been unfathomable, and I would like to commend the victim for his courage in reporting Moore, and supporting the investigation throughout.

"Grooming and sexual exploitation can have devastating effects on young people’s emotional development, mental health and self-esteem which stay with them into adulthood.

“I hope this sentence provides some closure to the victim and his family and shows that predatory behaviour towards children will not be tolerated.”

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A victim of a west Wiltshire child sex offender has told a court she "didn't have a childhood" as her abuser was sentenced to 16 and a half years in prison. 

Troy Gibbs, 44, of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Winchester Crown Court on Friday May 22 after being found guilty by trial in December for causing/inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity, sexual assault by penetration of a girl under 13 and sexual assault of a girl under 13.

In a statement read out in court she said:

"If I was asked to explain my childhood, I would simply say that I didn't have a childhood.

"I have very few friends because I've become so introverted and fearful of letting someone else hurt me or having to explain to someone what happened to me growing up.

"These issues I have are mine, but they have all come about by one person, Troy. Someone who hasn't once shared an ounce of remorse for what he has done, or the pain and suffering he has caused."

The offences, involving two victims, all took place at a property in the west Wiltshire area between 2011 and 2013.

Gibbs was also ordered to pay a £120 surcharge, will be required to register with the police in accordance with the Sexual Offences Act 2003 indefinitely and will be subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. This order will remain in force until a further order is made.

Detective Sergeant Becki Nash said:

"This was a prolonged and deeply distressing case. Gibbs’ actions demonstrate a blatant disregard for the trust placed in him by the victims and their families. He exploited these children and gave no thought to the trauma his actions have caused.

"I want to recognise the courage shown by the victims in coming forward and supporting this investigation. We understand how difficult it can be to speak about abuse, particularly when it involves someone you trust, and they have shown immense strength. This case was first reported in 2015 but, sadly, it could not be progressed at the time. I would like to thank the victims for allowing us to reopen the case, which has been key to achieving this outcome.

"No sentence can ever truly reflect the seriousness of these offences, where the defendant took advantage of young females who trusted and looked up to him.

"I hope the victims and their families can now begin to rebuild their lives and move forward from this."

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A man from Congleton has been jailed for offences including possession of extreme pornography and attempting to engage in sexual communications with children.

Mark Gould, of Park Road, Congleton, was sentenced to four years imprisonment on Thursday 14 May 2026.

63-year-old Gould had previously pleaded guilty to 17 counts of attempting to engage in sexual communications with a child and 10 counts of attempting to incite a child aged between 13 and 15 to engage in sexual activity.

He had also pleaded guilty to four counts of distributing an indecent image of a child, three counts of making an indecent image of a child and one count of possessing extreme pornography.

It was heard in court that, in 2025, officers from Cheshire Constabulary’s Online Child Abuse Investigation Team (OCAIT) received a report that Gould was engaging in sexual communication with children over social media.

Officers conducted a visit to Gould’s address in Congleton on 27 June and he was arrested. Gould’s property was subsequently searched, and officers recovered two mobile phones.

While in custody Gould denied the offences, but digital media officers found message chats across two social media platforms where Gould was speaking with children under the age of 16 and encouraging them to share sexualised images. He also sent numerous explicit images of himself.

Over 20 illicit images were found across his devices, along with three extreme pornographic images.

Gould pleaded guilty to a total of 35 charges on his first court appearance on 2 April 2026.

Alongside his custodial prison sentence, Gould was also ordered to sign on to the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely and was handed a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

Detective Constable Stacey Thompson, of the Online Child Abuse Investigation Team, said:

"Mark Gould believed that hiding behind a mobile phone screen meant he could fly under the radar and that his crimes would go undetected.

“He was very much mistaken, as our officers uncovered 22 explicit images of children, as well as several files containing extreme pornography.

“Even upon his release Gould will be continually monitored by our specialist officers under the terms of his Sexual Harm Prevention Order to ensure he does not reoffend and target any more children online.”