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Paedophile escapes jail despite breaching order 18 times



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Published Date: 06 September 2008
A paedophile who breached a sexual offences prevention order 18 times has been given a suspended sentence.
Peter Browne, 54, appeared at Northampton Crown Court and was sentenced to nine months in jail – suspended for two years.

He will be subject to a two-year- supervision order.

Passing sentence, recorder Sam Mainds said: "During this supervision order you must do what the Probation Service requests you to do.

"They may request to you do a course or live elsewhere.

"If you fail to do that you will be back before the court and you will go to prison."

Browne, formerly of Miller Close, Kettering, had been in custody for 154 days.

He told the court he planned to live in Bournemouth.

Browne was arrested by county child protection unit officers for seeking the company of two 14-year-old boys and contacting them by text and phone.

Due to his previous convictions for sexual offences against children , Northamptonshire Police successfully applied in May last year to have him made the subject of a sexual offences prevention order.

The order banned Browne from unsupervised contact with anyone under 16.
Browne pleaded guilty in June to 18 breaches of the order by contacting or being in the company of two boys, who cannot be named for legal reasons, during a five-week period in March and April.

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  • Last Updated: 06 September 2008 7:44 AM
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  • Location: Kettering
 
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06/09/2008 15:53:38
Quite clearly this order will mean nothing to this predator. What a waste of taxpayers money and what a disaster for any parent in the bournemouth area who now needs to be alert to this man. Why bother with a legal system that lets someone break the law so many times and still doesn't take them off our streets. This is a joke, he is a danger to children what more needs to be said??
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Corby 07/09/2008 11:06:38
I totally agree with the comment above, any man who touches any person in a sexual manner without consent is disgusting enough!!
But a CHILD!!! that is just horrendous and they should be locked up with the key thrown away! or better still gave to a load of sex craved prisoners!! see how they like it!!
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