PETER HOLLAMBY FROM GREAT YARMOUTH CAUGHT WITH OVER 3000 INDECENT CHILD IMAGES

In December 2018, authorities apprehended Peter Hollamby, a 32-year-old resident of Great Yarmouth, after he was found in possession of a significant collection of indecent images depicting children. Hollamby, who is a convicted sex offender, faced serious allegations related to the breach of a sexual harm prevention order that had previously been imposed upon him.

The court proceedings revealed that Hollamby had downloaded more than 3,000 indecent images of children across multiple devices, including a mobile phone and a tablet computer. These images were discovered during a police investigation, which uncovered the extent of his illegal activities involving child exploitation material.

During the hearing, the judge emphasized the gravity of the case, warning Hollamby that he could face immediate custody if found guilty. The court was informed that Hollamby had violated the terms of his existing sexual harm prevention order, which was designed to restrict his access to such material and prevent further offenses.

Hollamby was formally charged with breaching the order and possessing indecent images of children. The case has been scheduled for sentencing on February 4th, 2019, where the court will determine the appropriate punishment based on the severity of the offenses and the evidence presented.

The case highlights ongoing concerns about the monitoring and prosecution of individuals involved in child exploitation crimes, especially those with prior convictions. Authorities continue to emphasize the importance of vigilance and strict enforcement of protective orders to prevent further harm to vulnerable children.