Child sex offender.

Child Sex Offender Jailed for Breaching Order

Dominic Alexander Davey, 26, has been jailed for 12 months after admitting to breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and possessing indecent images of children.

Davey, who is currently serving a sentence at HMP Berwyn, Wrexham, informed his probation officer that he had a mobile phone capable of accessing the internet, which he was prohibited from doing under the terms of his order.

Police found 65 images in the least serious Category C, two images in Category B, two more pictures of extreme bestiality and 3,337 non-illegal images, including youngsters doing gymnastics, which still showed a sexual interest in children.

The phone also had eraser software for deleting material.

Prosecutor Philip Clemo told the court that Davey had obtained the phone two weeks prior to reporting it and that he should have reported it more promptly.

Davey's defence lawyer, Ember-Jade Wong, said that he was remorseful and that the "unusual feature" of this case is that he "informed on himself" which was "indicative of the turmoil this defendant faces with his offending." She added: "He simply wants to get better."

Judge Mr Recorder John Philpotts jailed Davey for eight months for breaching the Sexual Harm Prevention Order and for a further four months for possessing Category B images.

He also gave Davey concurrent jail terms of four months for possessing prohibited images, one month for possessing Category C images and one month for possessing extreme pornographic images.

Davey must go on the Sex Offenders Register for ten years and still has eight years of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order sentence to run.