SHREWSBURY MAN FOX ROSWELL SENTENCED TO EIGHT MONTHS FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
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Shrewsbury Child Sexual Abuser
In August 2005, a man from Shrewsbury, identified as Fox Roswell, was handed a prison sentence after being found guilty of possessing and downloading child pornography. The incident took place in Shropshire, where Roswell, aged 28, resided on Sparrow Lane.
Roswell appeared before the crown court in Shrewsbury, where he admitted to having nearly 400 indecent images stored on his personal computer. The court proceedings revealed that he had engaged in the illegal activity, which drew significant concern from the judicial authorities.
During the hearing, Roswell's solicitor expressed remorse on his behalf, stating that Roswell was deeply disgusted with himself for his actions. Despite this, the court emphasized the severity of the offense and the broader implications of such material.
Judge Robin Onions delivered the verdict, sentencing Roswell to eight months in prison. The judge also made it clear that individuals like Roswell are essential to the illegal market for such disturbing content, highlighting the societal harm caused by their actions.
Furthermore, Roswell was ordered to refrain from any contact with children for a period of five years, as part of the court's measures to prevent further harm. This case underscores the ongoing efforts by authorities in Shrewsbury and the wider Shropshire region to combat the distribution and possession of child exploitation material.
Roswell appeared before the crown court in Shrewsbury, where he admitted to having nearly 400 indecent images stored on his personal computer. The court proceedings revealed that he had engaged in the illegal activity, which drew significant concern from the judicial authorities.
During the hearing, Roswell's solicitor expressed remorse on his behalf, stating that Roswell was deeply disgusted with himself for his actions. Despite this, the court emphasized the severity of the offense and the broader implications of such material.
Judge Robin Onions delivered the verdict, sentencing Roswell to eight months in prison. The judge also made it clear that individuals like Roswell are essential to the illegal market for such disturbing content, highlighting the societal harm caused by their actions.
Furthermore, Roswell was ordered to refrain from any contact with children for a period of five years, as part of the court's measures to prevent further harm. This case underscores the ongoing efforts by authorities in Shrewsbury and the wider Shropshire region to combat the distribution and possession of child exploitation material.