Markus

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One hopes that any cases he offered advice on will be looked at, to see if his advice lent to any form leniency for the criminals sentance.

When you're an expert of this sort of thing should you not be vetted very thoroughly indeed? OK, you could, possibly have the odd indecent picture at home, as it's part of a case you're working on, and thus reviewing things, and I don't mean that in a sick and twisited way, this piece of scum probably did take work home with him for his own enjoyment.

"William Nash, defending, said King was remorseful and hoped to be able to apologise to the girls one day."

How the **** can you say sorry for that? I think the girls getting an apology from him would quite possibly cause painful memories to be relived and that's not on.

Scoob99

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Hang the Ba*tard!!!!!!!!

BuRR

He shouldn't have *any* indecent pictures of children - full-stop! They're highly illegal, even for police officers when investigating the matter! Its only down to being in the public interest that we avoid prosecution!

Leslie

I agree with that absolutely. The pictures might be needed for evidence but surely no one needs to possess them for any kind of normal personal reason.

Les