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#61549
Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 10 Months ago  
Here's a non-story, but what it does raise to me:
What the hell is "Level 1" Child Pornography? Pictures of children topless maybe? WTF.
Why is it relevent to anyone that he possessed any other "extreme" pornography?
Why this is deemed news - surely is the police raided every house in the land in a large percentage of them they'd stumble upon pornography & pictures of children (and not necessarily together)
 
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#61551
In The Know

Re:Another Story of Police & 14 Years, 10 Months ago  
Chris Retro wrote:
the police raided every house in the land in a large percentage of them they'd stumble upon pornography

That's the difference between possession .... and getting caught !
 
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#61553
veritas

Re:Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 10 Months ago  
if they collected their Page 3 pics from 10 years ago they would be in trouble.

Which poses the question-if someone was charged over Page 3 pics from the past which are now considered 'kiddie porn'-would the producers of that porn have to be charged as well ?
 
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#61559
Re:Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 10 Months ago  
Doh, silly me I forgot to attach the story to which I was referring
www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/F...-detail/article.html
 
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#61568
veritas

Re:Another Story of Police & 14 Years, 10 Months ago  
Chris Retro wrote:
Doh, silly me I forgot to attach the story to which I was referring
www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/F...-detail/article.html


that will teach him for questioning the police investigation.
 
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#61602
Re:Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 10 Months ago  
Follow-up story today
www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/F...-detail/article.html

Note: lone "voice of reason" in the comments amongst the idiocy
 
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#62663
Re:Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 9 Months ago  
Update: Verdict & sentence for this irritant of Humberside Police

www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/M...-detail/article.html
 
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#62670
BR

Re:Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 9 Months ago  
www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/M...-detail/article.html

I think him publicly criticising the POLICE really made them angry. So no wonder they charged him.

It is interesting that they spent more time and effort on getting a conviction than trying to find his missing son.

At least the Judge had sense to give a community order. Unless someone is distributing porn then a prison sentence is not needed. The UK needs to save money and we should only be jailing violent offenders for public protection. It is time for all fraudsters - porn viewers and drug takes and mentally ill people - to be given community orders rather than making the public pay.

It does seem that THE SUN possibly "groomed" generations with its young Page 3 girls and this is now resulting in many middle aged and older men having need of a daily dose of this rubbish. When will MURDOCH be jailed for this ? I would suggest that LAWYERS could use the "MURDOCH DEFENCE" for their clients if they used to read the SUN in their youth and it would be interesting to see whether this would lead to MURDOCH being put on trial.
 
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#62682
Re:Another Story of Police & "Indecent Images" 14 Years, 9 Months ago  
It may be of consequence that the Bohlings live in a very exclusive suburb West of Hull comparable with the best parts of Surrey or Cheshire, about 200 yards from "Mr Meadowhall" Eddie Healey www.halifaxcourier.co.uk/58/Mr-Meadowhall.216823.jp

Not that I am in any way suggesting that the police would be motivated by envy as well as retribution!
 
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#62683
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Re:Another Story of Police & 14 Years, 9 Months ago  
Chris Retro wrote:
Update: Verdict & sentence for this irritant of Humberside Police

www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/news/M...-detail/article.html


Why do the police need to look at the father's computer when investigating the disappearance of his son?

Sounds like a fishing expedition to me.

As they will find something "odd" on almost any computer then they are onto a winner - and will always get a conviction ?
 
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