September 2014 Telford teen spared jail over child sex images on work computer A Telford teenager has avoided an immediate jail term despite admitting to having hundreds of indecent images of children on his laptop and mobile phone. Haydn Page, 19, of Townsend Croft, Donnington, was given a community order after pleading guilty to six counts of making and possessing indecent images, including one count of extreme pornography. Page spoke only to confirm his name when he appeared at Shrewsbury Crown Court. Mr Kevin Jones, prosecuting, told the court the images of children had been found on a laptop used by Page for work. He said Page’s employers had asked him for the password while he was not at work. “There was some resistance and he said he wasn’t sure what was in its internet history,” Mr Jones said. “When the computer was being used in the normal way indecent images and or movies were found. A number or people in the course of the investigation unfortunately viewed these images.” He said they were also seen by Page’s foster mother before being handed to the police. The court was told that police had seized mobiles phones and the laptop in the investigation and found more than 200 indecent images and movies. Mr Paul Smith, for Page, said: “He is surrounded by people who have acted extremely diligently. Unfortunately he no longer has the job he did have but he is hoping to move on to other employment.” Judge Peter Barrie gave Page a two-year community order and ordered him to pay £250. He warned him: “Make sure you don’t come back to court.”