April 2023 Convicted sex offender searched Google for dog porn   A convicted paedophile was caught looking at ‘dog porn’ within weeks of being spared prison for sharing child sex abuse images. Simon Jenkins, 62, received an 18 month jail sentence suspended for two years at Isleworth Crown Court in September 2021 for distributing indecent images of children and possession of extreme pornography. But within barely a month he was searching Google for ‘bestiality images’. Prosecutor Steven Molloy told a judge in Oxford on Thursday (April 13): “The defendant had [also] accessed a website which it would appear contained extreme pornography bestiality involving dogs.” When the police caught up with him last summer, he was living at a new address. Although the probation service was aware of the new address, he had failed to register it with the police – a breach of the requirements encumbent on him as a registered sex offender. Jenkins, of Knowle End, Wormington, pleaded guilty at the magistrates’ court last month to possession of extreme pornography and breaching sex offender notification requirements Recorder John Ryder KC told the advocate: “Speaking for myself, I’d have thought they were somewhat memorable.” The judge spared Jenkins an immediate prison term. Sentencing, he told the defendant: “You must understand that it is an obligation to comply with all the terms of your court order and you’re not entitled simply to forget those terms. In imposing a three year community order for the bestiality material and fining him £50 for breaching the suspended sentence order, he said: “I am not trivialising that. I am not trivialising the breach of a court order. As part of the community order, Jenkins must complete up to 60 rehabilitation activity requirement sessions with the probation service and pay £85 in costs. Ending the hearing, Recorder Ryder said: “Engage with this order and overcome this inclination.”