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By Nick Towle
| The Stray Ferret Verified
A former retail supervisor has been spared jail after he admitted downloading hundreds of indecent images of children and over 18,000 prohibited images of minors. Bradley Jones, 26, from Harrogate, downloaded sickening images of children as young as 12 months’ old and amassed a “vast” collection of prohibited or cartoon-type images of youngsters over a two-year period between 2018 and February 2020 when he was in his late teens.
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By Nick Towle
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By Nick Towle
| The Stray Ferret Verified
A man has been jailed for a road-rage incident in which he wounded a motorist with a screwdriver. Brian Munns, 64, flew into a rage after the victim’s car accidentally collided with the back of his vehicle after Munns had failed to move off at traffic lights during rush hour on a busy road in Harrogate. York Crown Court heard that Munns got out of his car armed with a screwdriver and the much-younger victim, who was driving home from work, got out of his vehicle.
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