Man jailed 21 months for breaching sexual harm prevention order
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 16:31 · Archive
Callum Ashton-Crisp, 22, was jailed for 21 months after breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order three times.
Callum Ashton-Crisp, 22, of Little Milton in Oxfordshire, has been jailed for 21 months after breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order three times. He was sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on Friday, October 23, after admitting all three counts of breaching the order.
Ashton-Crisp had been made subject to the Sexual Harm Prevention Order in March following his conviction for possessing indecent images of children. He was found to have 167 category A images—the most severe classification—along with 51 category B images and 145 category C images, plus two prohibited images. Judge Michael Roques noted at his earlier sentencing that he had been messaging others about indecent images and had stated to a probation officer that he had a sexual interest in teenagers.
The breaches included deleting his internet history, factory resetting a laptop and failing to register that laptop with the police within the required three days. Judge Michael Roques observed that Ashton-Crisp had previously committed the 'serious offence' of raping a boy in 2018. The judge stated that some of the images included babies and toddlers, adding: 'By virtue of their extreme youth, they were vulnerable.'
How it is being reported
- Paedophile caught with hundreds of indecent images jailed for breaching court orderA paedophile who was previously caught with hundreds of indecent images of children has been jailed for breaching a court order.Oxford Mail · 26 Oct, 16:00
- Paedophile caught with hundreds of indecent images jailed for breaching court orderA paedophile who was previously caught with hundreds of indecent images of children has been jailed for breaching a court order.Oxfordshire Guardian · 26 Oct, 16:00
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