Dark Justice hope thousands of paedophiles could now be jailed after this ruling.He was given a suspended prison sentence at Newcastle Crown Court after he admitted attempting to incite a child to engage in sexual activity and attempting to meet a child following sexual grooming. However, the 36-year-old had, in fact, been duped by online vigilantes Guardians of the North, who had set up the fake profile to try to catch adults seeking illegal contact with children.īrown was confronted by the group before the meeting he had arranged in Sunderland could take place. Alistair BrownĪlistair Brown, who was caught by paedophile hunters (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)Ī pervert using the pseudonym Mr World was caught by paedophile hunters after arranging to meet what he thought was a 14-year-old girl.īrown sent sexual social media messages to a profile purporting to be a 14-year-old called Laura and said he wanted to make recordings of them together. Snowball, who admitted attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child, had been given a community order and ordered to do a sex offender treatment programme. Newcastle Crown Court heard the 21-year-old, who has a loving and supportive family and a good job, has suffered public humiliation as a result of his arrest outside his parents' home. In fact he had been chatting to a fake profile which had been set up by paedophile hunting vigilantes looking to catch people seeking inappropriate contact with children.Īfter two days of talking, Snowball's contact tailed off but Guardians of the North turned up at his home and called police. Snowball made contact with what he thought was a 14-year-old called Louise on website Blendr and soon turned the conversation to sexual matters.
See how Guardians of the North paedophile sting goes horribly wrong in BBC documentaryĪdam Snowball leaves Bedlington Magistrates CourtĪ young man's ambitions to become a police officer were left in tatters after he was caught having online sex chat with what he thought was an underage girl.He repeatedly challenged the profile to prove they were a genuine girl, making it clear he was aware of Dark Justice and what they do. Prosecutor Michael Bunch said it was in May 2017 that Hutchinson made contact with the Dark Justice profile 'Amy' on the Chat Avenue website. The 24-year-old, who held his hands together in what appeared to be a praying pose as he was sentenced, was jailed for more than two years at Newcastle Crown Court. Having been arrested for that, he was released under investigation by the police, only to go on to commit an even more serious offence by contacting an real girl on Snapchat and encouraging her to have sex with him. Hutchinson made contact with an online decoy profile set up by Dark Justice and despite his initial suspicions that it was a trap, he invited 'Amy' to his home. He had already been snared by paedophile hunters trying to meet a child - but that didn't stop Hutchinson contacting a 14-year-old girl and asking her for sex. Jordan Hutchinson, who was caught by Dark Justice (Image: North News & Pictures Ltd)
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