March 2017 Paedophile found guilty of downloading indecent images of children A paedophile failed to notify the police of his address after he was found guilty of downloading indecent images of children. William Igoe, 20, Roshill Road, had been convicted of the offence on May 31, last year at Glasgow Sheriff Court. Unemployed Igoe, who lives with his mother, was made subject to the sex offender’s notification requirements as a result of that conviction. That included having to disclose his address to Police Scotland. Officers arrested him at his home address on June 6, 2016 and told him it was because he failed to register. He told the officers: “I put the paperwork in my pocket and did not read it,” referring to instructions social workers gave him when he left court. Igoe pled guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court yesterday to failing to register his address between June 3 and June 6 last year. His defence lawyer told court he “was not paying attention” when instructed by the social workers. Looking unimpressed, Sheriff Paul Crozier said: “This is a serious matter, notification requirements are there for a reason and you chose not to bother with them. “I’m considering all options as far as your concerned.” Sheriff Crozier told Igoe if he didn’t take this seriously he would be going to jail for six months. Igoe was convicted of taking or permitting indecent or pseudo images of children to be taken between November 5, 2013 and May 14, 2015. He was placed on the sex offender’s register for 10 years as a result of that conviction. Igoe was ordered to register his address and be back before the sheriff early next month.