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A YOUNG man had an "appalling addiction" for viewing indecent images of children, a court heard.

A judge told "immature and naive" Oliver Vause, 20, that he needed to grow up.

Judge Jonathan Durham Hall QC told Vause: "Maybe now you know how desperately serious this is. Behind every one of these films and stills is some poor child being abused.

"These children are being abused only because there are people like you who want, and-or pay, and-or share these images.

"It must stop or you will be going to prison for a long time."

But the judge said a deterrent sentence could not be given in every case.

He added: "Everybody has spoken extremely highly of you. The probation service has rightly identified the public will be better protected in the long term if you can be helped, rehabilitated, and weaned off this appalling addiction that you have."

Prosecutor Richard Walters told Bradford Crown Court that Vause, of Midgley Road, Burley-in-Wharfedale, had pleaded guilty before magistrates to 16 charges of possessing hundreds of indecent images, between November 1, 2013, and May 13, 2015.

They included five videos - two at the most serious category A level, two at category B and one at the least serious category C level. Two charges related to category A still images, three stills at category B and four category C stills.

Mr Walters said there were two separate "roll up" charges involving 287 category B still images and 184 category C stills. Vause had also pleaded guilty to one charge of distributing an indecent image. Mr Walters said the Crown accepted it was possible that image had been sent by mistake.

Vause admitted a charge of failing to comply with a notification requirement, as a registered sex offender, by failing to notify police he resided at an address where a child under 18 was living, between February 24 and 26 this year. Mr Walters said the defendant had spent a night at his 18-year-old girlfriend’s address, where her 16-year-old sister was also present.

Mr Walters said it was a technical breach and there was no suggestion anything untoward took place.

The prosecutor said Vause was a man of good character before these offences.

Vause' solicitor, Nick Leadbeater, said the probation report on his client was very good.

Judge Durham Hall sentenced Vause to a three-year community order, with a 60-day rehabilitation activity requirement and supervision. He granted a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for ten years, to monitor the defendant’s use of the internet, and ordered the forfeiture and destruction of computer equipment.

The judge told Vause: "You are only 20, but you know better. You had a nasty habit. It’s got to be stopped and be resolved."

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Shelf-stacker Lawrence Lewis dressed up as Santa at Christmas time in Asda, in Leigh Park, and was known as Father Christmas in the area.

Portsmouth Crown Court heard the 57-year-old had a 'white bushy beard, white curly hair and was well-built' when he approached the girls in a pub between December last year and January.

Now a judge has jailed the 'dirty old man' for 22 months and banned Lewis from dressing as Father Christmas for 10 years.

Robert Forrest, prosecuting, said: 'We say that given his conviction for these offences it would be necessary and proportionate to stop him acting as Father Christmas in the foreseeable future.'

The court heard how Lewis, of Springwood Avenue, Waterlooville, offered two girls, aged eight and 11, £3 and £4 to expose themselves in the Wellington pub in Waterlooville. He was not dressed as Santa at the time.

Sentencing, Recorder Shamim Qureshi, said the girls knew him as Santa, adding: 'Father Christmas turns out to be a dirty old man.'

Mr Forrest told the court how Lewis asked the younger girl to show her backside.

The girl told her mother but Mr Forrest said she was surprised and gave the defendant the benefit of the doubt.

A second girl was also interviewed by police. Mr Forrest said: 'She said that this male, this defendant, also asked to see her underpants and offered her £4 to expose herself.

But Lewis was only caught on a second occasion, when he targeted the younger girl alone again.

In the final incident in January, again in the pub, Lewis offered the younger girl £3 to expose herself.

She said no and ran off to her mother and told her Lewis had asked about six times.

The court heard police were called and then he was arrested.

Mr Forrest said:'He was known... as Father Christmas or Santa because of his appearance at the time.

'He was to say in interview he did look at the time like Father Christmas, he had a white bushy beard, white curly hair and was well-built.'

In a victim personal statement the older girl's mother said: 'My daughter is now very suspicious of men and seems to be wary around strangers.

'I'm now worried and careful to where she is all the time and don't let her out to play far from the house.'

The younger girl's mother said: 'My daughter is now very wary of men and will come running indoors if an older man walks past while playing.'

Mr Forrest added: '[The mother] feels guilty for what happened.'

Lian Webster-Martin, defending for Lewis, said he felt genuine remorse and had no recollection of the crimes.

He had been drinking for four hours during one of the occasions.

She said: 'He has shaved his beard and he wishes to step away from any suggestion that he is performing that role.'

Lewis pleaded guilty to three charges of causing or inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity.

The judge sentenced him to 10 months for the occasion when he targeted both girls and 12 months consecutive for the second occasion.

A sexual harm prevention order bans Lewis from speaking to any girl under 16 and from acting as Santa for 10 years.

He must sign the sex offenders' register for 10 years.

Lewis must pay a £100 victim surcharge.

PC Mike Morgan said: 'We thank the children for their bravery in coming forward to give evidence.'

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A PAEDOPHILE has been jailed for 14 years after admitting to historic sexual offences against four child victims who live in Hampshire.

John Keevil, of New Road, Landford, pleaded guilty to 22 counts of historic sexual offences against four children in the Salisbury area between 1997 and 2010 when he appeared in Bournemouth Crown Court on Monday (April 25).

The 52-year-old's victims are now all adult men living in Hampshire but were aged between nine and 17 when the crimes took place.

Detective Inspector John McGonigle said: This was a Hampshire Constabulary-led investigation with assistance from Wiltshire Police.

I would like to commend the victims in this investigation for the bravery and courage they have shown in coming forward after living with the horror of these attacks for many years.

The trust they have invested in Hampshire Constabulary has meant we have been able to ensure that Keevil was finally held to account for these despicable crimes. I hope the result here today goes some way to giving them closure.

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ONE OF Southampton's most wanted men has been jailed for four years after a string of sex attacks on women and girls as young as 11. Daniel Randall-Coles will serve four years in prison and five years on licence after pleading guilty to 17 sexual attacks on women between 11 and 38 years old. Appearing at Southampton Crown Court the 25-year-old of Millbrook Road West admitted to riding up silently behind women on his bicycle wearing high visibility gear and groping them, grabbing their bodies in a sexual nature on many occasions by putting his hand up the female's coat or skirt before fleeing the scene. Sentencing, Judge Ralls QC said it was a "bizarre" offence and told the court he believed Randall-Coles was a danger to the public as the offences showed Randall-Coles planned the attacks which happened in the space of around two weeks. Crying as his mother, sister and partner - who he has a two-month-old son with - sat in the public gallery, Randall-Coles heard from prosecution that between January 11 and January 29 this year he assaulted women when they were alone in public places, regularly occupied taking on the phone, listening to music or exercising and he would cycle up behind them and grab them. The assaults happened in various locations across the city near West Quay and Above Bar Street, Southampton General Hospital in Millbrook and Lordshill. On some occasions victims said that he circled back on his bike, laughed or grinned at them and one woman said he winked at her. Victim statements read to the court said that many felt "violated and very scared" as well as "disgusted and ashamed." Randall-Coles was sentenced to four years in prison and five years After admitting 15 counts of sexual assault and two counts of sexually assaulting girls aged under 13. He will also be registered on the Sex Offenders Lister and has been given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for an indefinite period of time.

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Matthew Clark, a former Topsham barman, has been jailed after being caught with naked images of boys on his phone

A former Topsham barman has been jailed after he was found with images of naked boys on his phone shortly after he completed a sex offenders’ course.

Matthew Clark was sent on the course as part of suspended sentence imposed when he used an online cloud to share images with fellow paedophiles.

He was found with 34 selfie-style images of naked boys aged 14 to 17 when police from the public protection team carried out a routine check on his iPhone.

Exeter Crown Court heard an app for the gay dating site Grindr was found on Clark’s phone; he said he received the images from a contact he met through the site.

Clark, aged 31, of Union Street, Newton Abbot, and formerly of Popham Close, Tiverton, admitted three offences of possessing indecent images of children and two of breaching the terms of the sex offenders’ register.

He was jailed for a total of 12 months by Judge Graham Cottle, who told Clark: “You undertook the Internet Sex Offenders’ Treatment programme. You obviously did not learn from that programme or learn enough from it.

“You committed identical offences in breach of a suspended sentence. It is unavoidable you must serve some of that sentence.”

Mr Gordon Richings, prosecuting, said Clark received a suspended sentence in September 2013 and was being monitored by the police under a sexual offences prevention order.

An officer visited his home in March 2015 and examined his iPhone where she found a Grindr app and naked images which looked as if they had been taken by men of themselves in mirrors.

The phone was examined and 34 of the images were of boys aged 14 to 17. Clark said they had been sent to him by another man.

Mr Jeffrey Segan, defending, said Clark joined Grindr with the intention of meeting adult males. Its terms of use impose a minimum age of 18 but other customers sent him the images.

Mr Segan said Clark had completed unpaid work, and supervision and had benefited from the treatment course.

He said his reaction to being sent the images was fear for his own future rather than any sexual excitement.

Clark is a former Topsham barman who was caught for the first time by a national police investigation into the use of an online drop box to distribute child abuse images.

He distributed 222 pictures or movies and was found with more than 4,000 more on his own computers.

At that time his own barrister described him as having an addiction to the images.

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Now identifies as a woman, Rebecca Louise Ormrod. A paedophile who subjected a young girl to a campaign of rape and said he would drown her if she spoke out was jailed for 20 years. Robert David Ormrod, 43, also threatened the victim, aged between eight and 14 at the time of the offences, he would abuse her sister if she told anyone, Liverpool Crown Court heard today. Ormrod, of Brynn Street, St Helens , attacked the girl multiple times over a seven year period and was convicted of six counts of rape after a trial. The court heard his wife was aware of one incident of abuse but merely warned him to stop or he would get in trouble. Ormrod was also convicted of sexual assault and inciting a child to engage in sexual activity after abusing a six-year-old boy and another young girl, although these offences related to single incidents. Judge Thomas Teague, QC, sentencing, said: The bare recital of these convictions gives some indication of the level of depravity to which you sank. The court heard the behaviour of the children had deteriorated since the abuse, and at least two have needed the intervention of the authorities. Carmel Wilde, representing Ormrod, said her client was sexually abused himself as a child. She said: Although it is no excuse whatsoever for the nature of this disgusting offending, its very clear that this is a troubled defendant with a very troubled past. He has sustained sexual abuse himself. Ms Wilde said child protection charity the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, which works with sex offenders to prevent further abuse, produced a report on Ormrod which suggested his thinking was distorted. The report revealed that through his childhood all closeness and comfort had a sexual component. Judge Teague said the report and his experience in the courts suggested it was fairly common for paedophiles to have suffered abuse themselves as children. The court heard Ormrod claimed he was hearing voices and had an alter-ego, and was also on suicide watch in prison after persistently self harming. Ormrod will be eligible for release after half his sentence, but only if a parole board consider him no longer a danger to the public.

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A sex offender with an arrogant and domineering attitude towards women has avoided jail.

Over a two-year period, Peter Reid repeatedly acted in a threatening and abusive manner towards two teenagers he had been in a relationship with.

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A paedophile has been jailed for a minimum of 10 years after abducting a young girl in Ellesmere Port, and subjecting her to a horrific sex attack. A paedophile who kidnapped and raped an 11-year-old girl after grabbing her off the street in Ellesmere Port as she walked home was branded the living embodiment of every parent's worst nightmare,'' as he was jailed. Paul Ripley, 53, abducted the terrified youngster in on a winter's night last year, Chester Crown Court heard. The girl was near her house walking from a friend's home around 7pm last November 7 when Ripley pulled up in his car, bundled her into the passenger seat and drove off. A witness heard a girl scream and a car drive off at speed and as her frantic parents searched the streets and called police, Ripley drove the girl hundreds of miles north, before pulling into a field. There he raped her twice then wrapped duct tape over her mouth and eyes before abandoning her in a village near Darlington, County Durham, in the early hours of the morning. She flagged a passing taxi down, telling the driver: I don't know where I am. I've been raped...'' But police were quickly able to trace Ripley's silver Hyundai car as it drove back south to Cheshire, arresting Ripley on the M6 in Lancashire, within hours of the attack. The defendant's DNA was recovered from the girl and Ripley admitted two counts of rape, kidnap and dangerous driving at an earlier hearing. Today he was given an extended sentence on licence, meaning he will serve between 10 and 16 years in jail before parole depending on an assessment of his dangerousness and be on licence under supervision for 24 years in all. Ripley, originally from the Darlington area but living in Ellesmere Port at the time, showed no emotion as he was sentenced. Judge Nicholas Woodward told him: This must have been a harrowing ordeal where you specifically targeted a vulnerable child for your own sexual gratification. Children's freedom in modern society is affected by the concern caused by people like you. You are a very dangerous man, that is to say you present a significant risk to members of the public. In short, you are the living embodiment of every parent's worst nightmare.'' Police say Ripley, who had 27 previous convictions but none for anything so serious before and none for the last 13 years, has not been forensically linked to any unsolved sex attacks.

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A Dewsbury man has been jailed for 10 years after he sexually abused a six-year-old girl.

Leeds Crown Court heard after Nile Akram’s offending came to light he broke down and said: “I need help. I’ve got a thing for children.” He said he wanted to kill himself.

Abigail Langford prosecuting told the court that Akram, at the time aged 19, had let the youngster use his Playstation on January 22.

By chance she was being treated for a urine infection that day and when her mother later checked her for any soreness she mentioned something had happened to her when she was alone with Akram. He had told her not to tell anybody.

Her mother then used a teddy bear to get her to show her where he had touched her and what he had done.

When Akram was arrested he told officers he realised he had a sexual interest in children when he was about 10 or 11. He had started kissing the little girl and had progressed to other offences and knew what he had done was wrong.

Gillian Batts representing Akram said many of the offences against him came as a result of his own frank admissions to the police.

He had developed from looking at child pornography on the internet in the past to the physical offences involved.

“It is rare to come across somebody so very frank about their own problem. He acknowledges his wrong and the damage he has caused, his guilty plea is the best demonstration of that.”

“He knows he is going to receive a lengthy custodial sentence. What he wants is assistance, he is still only a young man and does not want to be the person he is.”

“One can imagine the effect on the complainant and her family.”

Akram, now 20, and of no fixed address, admitted four offences of oral rape, six of sexual assault and one charge of engaging in sexual activity. He was ordered to register as a sex offender for life.

Jailing him Judge Tom Bayliss QC said he had shown “remarkable insight” into his “deviant sexual tendencies” and had been candid with the police and courts, but they were serious offences.

“You began by looking at images on the internet when you were very young. You started by kissing this girl and then escalated to touching her and then these terrible acts occurred and you put pressure on her not to tell anybody.”

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A MAN has been given a four-and-a-half year jail term for engaging in sexual activity with a child. Daniel Lee Coleman, 30, was sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court today. Coleman had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual activity with a child aged under 16. He committed the offences in late 2013 and early 2014. Judge Peter Hughes QC handed down the prison sentence to Coleman, of Rydal Street, Carlisle. He is now also subject to the terms of a sexual harm prevention order and has been placed on the sex offenders' register, for an indefinite period. Coleman's case will also be reported to the independent safeguarding authorities.

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A traumatised victim of a former Cub Scout leader and “serial paedophile” who preyed on young boys has been awarded £48,000 compensation by a judge.

The man, who cannot be identified, was abused by David Hopkins over seven years, and forced to give in to his sickening demands hundreds of times.

Hopkins, 77, of St Anne’s Court Maidstone, was jailed for 10 years in 2003 after admitting 25 sex crimes against children.

Police found photographs and diaries of the abuse kept by Hopkins, who led a Cub Scout group in east Kent.

Some of the crimes took place at his then home in Lyminge.

His victim was one of many who suffered at Hopkins’ hands during the 1980s, and applied for £100,000 damages.

He sued the Scout Association, which admitted it was legally liable for Hopkins’ misdeeds but disputed the amount of the man’s payout.

Judge Martin McKenna said the man was “deserving of sympathy” for his blighted childhood and awarded him £48,000. However, he ruled the abuse could not be blamed for the man’s later descent into a life of crime and drug addiction, nor for a series of failed relationships.

He had also “in effect blackmailed” Hopkins, getting money and gifts out of the paedophile which he “saw as compensation”.

Judge McKenna said the man’s life of crime was “a matter of personal choice and unconnected to abuse”. He added: “He has come to believe all the adverse effects in his life are attributable to the abuse.

“Whilst that belief may be sincerely held, I have come to a different conclusion.”

The court heard earlier the victim was molested by Hopkins shortly after he joined the Cubs.

David McLeneghan, his counsel, said the abuse became more severe and happened on hundreds of occasions.

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A disgraced maths teacher jailed for having phone sex with a 14-year-old former pupil – who later tried to kill herself – sought legal advice on suing her for 'harassment', a hearing was told.

Richard Ariss, 29, was sentenced to a year in prison for abusing the girl earlier this year and has now been banned from the classroom for life.

Ariss taught the girl, referred to only as Pupil A, in Years 7 and 9 at a school in the Plymouth area.

After he left for a job at another school in Torbay, he set up a Facebook page as a teaching tool. It was through this that the girl's parents contacted him to arrange private tuition.

But just before the first lesson, her shocked mother found Ariss had been sexting her daughter and called the police.

Exeter Crown Court heard Ariss told the girl to delete texts and messages he sent on another, private Facebook page and told her to store his number as 'random male'.

Prosecutor Peter Coombe told the court hearing in March: 'Shortly after this came to light she overdosed on paracetamol and her mother found farewell letters to friends, one of which was to the defendant and indicated they had planned to meet.'

His messages encouraged her to perform sex acts on herself and showed that on one occasion he had got her to ring him so he could listen to her.

Mr Coombe said: 'The aggravating features are inciting her to penetrate herself and suggesting she should perform oral sex on him. There was significant planning and he has groomed her over time in gross breach of trust.'

Ariss worked at the victim's school from qualifying in July 2010 to May 2014, when he moved from Combe Martin, North Devon, to Exeter, to start his new job.

In February this year, he admitted three offences of inciting a child to take part in sexual activity in September 2014 and was jailed for a year.

But a report by a misconduct panel revealed that when asked to explain himself to teaching watchdogs Ariss showed little remorse.

'Throughout the various investigations, hearings and the trial, Mr Ariss, for the most part, still seems to be focussing on himself and the impact that his actions have had on him,' the findings stated.

The panel note that in his letter of mitigation dated 7 July 2016 and sent from prison, he states that he had been advised by his barrister and solicitors that, if the situation had been different, he could have sued Pupil A for harassment.

'The panel commented that specifically referring to this point reinforces their view that he has shown very little insight into his actions.'

The misconduct panel agreed with the trial judge that the teacher's actions were 'planned and premeditated' and it was 'a classic case of what is called "grooming"'.

It also noted the judge's remarks that 'had the relationship between Mr Ariss and Pupil A continued, there would have been sexual contact', adding: 'Mr Ariss had a blatant disregard for safeguarding policies that would have been in place at the schools in which he taught and which he would have been aware of.

'Pupil A was a vulnerable 14-year-old student (Mr Ariss was 28 at the time of the relationship).

'Even to the extent that Mr Ariss did not know this before he started tutoring her, this would have become clear to him very shortly thereafter. His actions took advantage of this vulnerability.

'The actions of Mr Ariss clearly had a very significant impact on Pupil A (who was already vulnerable), in that she tried to take her own life shortly after these matters came to a conclusion.'

The girl sobbed as she stood in the witness box at Exeter Crown Court in March when she asked for her abuser to be jailed.

She said: 'I have struggled to sleep, I have self harmed, and taken an overdose. I have struggled with feeling responsible, even though I know it was not my fault.

'I have had trouble at school with people laughing at me behind my back and calling me names. I am scared to walk down corridors because of what everyone is thinking about me.'

Recorder Mr Andrew, QC, told Ariss: 'Your contact with the girl became increasingly intimate and sexualised. You gained her trust and she spoke of things which were worrying her.

'You encouraged her to touch herself sexually and discussed her performing oral sex. These were repeated offences.

'You were intending to meet her and this was only prevented because her mother saw the texts.

'I have no hesitation in concluding that if you had met there would have been sexual contact. Behaving in this way to a former pupil was a gross breach of trust.

'You were 27 and she was 14. Teachers are supposed to protect pupils, not to abuse them. This was planned and premeditated. It was a classic case of what is called grooming.'

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A babysitter left alone with a 13-year-old girl held a knife to her neck and raped and indecently assaulted her.

Adrian Barnett, now 43, attacked the girl between 1996 and 2000, and has now been jailed for six and a half years.

Sickened police said Barnett was a violent man who has since shown no remorse for his actions.

Swindon Crown Court heard Barnett was babysitting the girl in the late 1990s in Melksham, Wiltshire, when the attack took place. He later lived in Twerton, Bath.

At the time, the traumatised girl could not bring herself to tell police what happened, but officers revisited the case and spoke again to the victim, now in her early 30s.

Adrian Barnett is a violent man who has shown no remorse for his actions, said DCI Jeremy Carter, from Wiltshire police. On a date between 1996 and 2000, he abused his position of trust as a babysitter for an innocent 13-year-old girl.

While he was supposedly looking after the young girl, he held a knife to her neck, and raped her.

Understandably, this incident had a long lasting impact on the young victim who felt unable to give an account to police officers at the time.

However, Wiltshire Police reviewed the case last year, and further enquiries were carried out. As a result of the reinvestigation, the victim felt able to cooperate with police which has led to the successful prosecution of Barnett.

I would like to take this opportunity to praise the victim in this case who has shown a huge amount of bravery and courage throughout. No doubt the actions of this man will have had a huge impact on her life but I hope that this sentencing will go some way in helping her to rebuild her life and move on, he added.

Police said they hoped the case would encourage adults who had been the victims of similar crimes years ago to come forward now.

I would also like to commend the staff involved in this investigation who have worked closely with the victim to put this predator behind bars, said DCI Carter.

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The woman has spoken of her devastation after 'friend' Sean Monaghan uploaded photographs and posted sick comments on US X-rated website. A young woman has told of her devastation after a close friend posted pictures of her and 10 other women alongside disgusting comments on a porn website. She was horrified to find that Balloch man Sean Monaghan was behind the sick stunt which saw innocent photos of women from across the area viewed thousands of times on an X-rated US site. Several of the girls travelled to Dumbarton Sheriff Court last week to watch as justice was served on the 24-year-old former shop worker, who was placed on the sex offenders register for two years and handed a community payback order with 200 hours of unpaid work. The young woman spoke of her relief at the ending of the case but said that she has been traumatised by the betrayal and now struggles to trust those close to her. She said: We are really pleased with the sentence and the fact hes been put on the sex offenders register. The sheriff [Maxwell Hendry] went through him and was fantastic. The sheriff said the issue was the threatening comments and threats he had made alongside the photos, not the pictures themselves. They were just normal prom and selfie photos. Seans lawyer said he knew how we felt but he has no idea. We are glad its over but its been such a long, distressing and embarrassing process. It was awful having to tell our families. We just want people to know what hes done. He seemed a normal guy and we would never have thought hed have done something like this. He was a best friend and I find it really difficult to trust people now and Im cautious about what I put up on Facebook. Monaghan pleaded guilty to posting the images onto adult pornographic websites and the internet without the womens knowledge or permission. He also admitted posting comments referring to the images which were of a sexually violent, threatening, offensive and derogatory nature, encouraging other users to post similar comments, posting images of his penis alongside the pictures and committing a breach of the peace. The offences took place over the course of a year between November 1, 2014, and November 1, 2015, at his home in Inchconnachan Avenue. Monaghan, who now lives on Glasgow Road in Dumbarton East, knew all of the women, who are aged between 20 and 25, and took holiday and prom photographs from their Facebook pages before uploading them on the adult site. Some of the women were his colleagues at a shop in Dumbarton where he worked at the time. The Lennox Herald told last year how the women only discovered the images after being alerted by one of the groups college friends at Halloween. They were dismayed when police officers initially told them there was nothing they could do as no crime had been committed so they decided to track the perpetrator down themselves and set up a couple of fake profiles on the site. It was there they read the horrifying comments and were able to confirm the person behind it was a trusted friend. She continued: There were videos of him on there touching himself to our pictures and we recognised his voice, his laptop and even his hands. By that point, we knew it was him so we confronted him but he said he didnt know anything about it. He later messaged me and a few of the other girls admitting it and saying he was sorry and that he didnt mean it. Once the police got on board again they were fantastic and they have been good throughout in keeping us updated on the case. She added: It still feels quite raw. At first I didnt want to be angry with him because he was my friend but as all the comments were read out in court I thought I shouldnt feel sorry for him. Now its just hatred. He still lives in Dumbarton and I still drive past his car all the time and Im reminded of what hes done. Even on Facebook, old photos of us will pop up as memories from when we were friends. When I look at them and look at him now I see a different person. The Sean I thought I knew wasnt my friend at all.