October 2013 Dundee youth admits online sex activity with children A youth posed as a 13-year-old and encouraged children to take part in sexual activity online. Cameron Fenwick, 18, of Bruce Road, encouraged three children to expose their private parts while he committed a lewd sex act. The sheriff court heard that six videos involving sexual activity with children and eight still images were found on his laptop between May 10 2011 and July 13 2011. Three of the videos contained online conversations between Fenwick and individual children. The court heard the content was found as part of a nationwide police operation. Fiscal Nicola Gillespie said: “Tayside Police received intelligence on May 11 2011 that an internet address was involved in the viewing and sharing of child abuse images. “Officers obtained a search warrant of the property registered to the address.” The court was told officers obtained two laptops and a computer tower from the home, and indecent images and videos were found on one laptop only, which belonged to Fenwick. Ms Gillespie said: “When asked if he had shared the images, Fenwick said he hadn’t. When interviewed again after the images had been discovered, he admitted an involvement.” The court heard that during one of the videos Fenwick told a child he was 13. During a police interview, when asked about this, he made no reply. Fenwick admitted that, between May 10 2011 and July 13 2011 at Bruce Road, he had indecent images of children in his possession. He also admitted that, on May 23 2011, he participated in sexual activity with a child via the means of social networking and a webcam. He further admitted that, on May 26 2011, he engaged in sexual activity with another child via social networking and a webcam. He also admitted that, on May 29 2011, he engaged in sexual activity with a third child through social networking and a webcam. Fenwick had his sentence deferred to October 21 for reports.