LONDON PAEDOPHILE 30 MONTHS IMPRISONMENT
At the hearing on 16th June, 2025 at Kingston Upon Thames Crown Court, Arun Drewett was sentenced to the following offences: 1 ATTEMPTING TO CAUSE/INCITE A GIRL 13 to 15 TO ENGAGE IN SEXUAL ACTIVITY, contrary to section 1(1) of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981.2 FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, contrary to section 91(1)(a) and (2) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 3 ARRANGING OR FACILITATING COMMISSION OF A CHILD SEX OFFENCE, contrary to section 14(1) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
4 Breach SHPO / interim SHPO Drewett was sentenced as follows: DBS - Defendant notified will or may be subject to barring from working with children and/or vulnerable adults Committed to prison for 30 Months Notification of requirement to register with police Defendant required to register with the police in accordance with the Sexual Offences Act 2003 from 16/06/2025, the defendant is to register with the police indefinitely.
Sexual harm prevention order with the following regulations; 1.Not to live in the same household as any child under the age of 16; or entering or remaining alone in any household where a child under the age of 16 is present unless: a) with the written consent of that child’s parent or guardian confirming they have knowledge of his conviction for sexual offending against a child and b) with the approval of Childrens Social Services for the area where the child normally resides and c) having informed the Police ViSOR team (or equivalent) for the area where the defendant resides that he has the required consent and approval.
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Not to have or attempting to have any unsupervised contact or communication with any child under the age of 16, other than such as is inadvertent and not reasonably avoidable in the course of daily life unless: a) with the written consent of that child’s parent or guardian confirming they have knowledge of his conviction for sexual offending against a child and b) with the approval of Childrens Social Services for the area where the child normally resides and c) having informed the Police ViSOR team (or equivalent) for the area where the defendant resides that he has the required consent and approval.
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Not to seek or undertake any employment, position or role (paid or otherwise) which will, or is likely, to bring him into unsupervised contact with any child under the age of 16.
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Not to use, purchase, lease, rent or otherwise being in possession of any device (this includes but is not limited to mobile phones, computers, tablets) capable of accessing the internet unless; a) he has notified the Police VISOR team (or equivalent) within 3 days of the acquisition of any such device or the date of this order; and b) it has the capacity to retain and display the history of internet use, and he does not delete such history and c) he enables the inspection of that device without unreasonable delay when requested by a police officer, or police staff employee, and he allows such person to install risk management monitoring software if they so choose.
This prohibition shall not apply to a device provided for general use at his place of work, Job Centre Plus, Public Library, educational establishment or other such place, provided that in relation to his place of work, within 3 days of him commencing use of such a device, he notifies the police VISOR team of this use 5.
Not to interfere with or bypass the normal running of any such risk management monitoring software.
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Not to use or activate any function of any software which prevents a computer or device from retaining and/or displaying the history of the internet use, for example using 'incognito' mode or private browsing.
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Not to use any 'cloud' or similar remote storage facility capable of storing digital images unless, 5056D Sexual harm Prevention order (08.21) ©Crown copyright 2021 within 3 days of the creation of an account for such storage, he notifies the police of that activity, and he enables access to that storage and any images stored without unreasonable delay when requested by a police officer, or police staff employee.
8.Not to download, install or use any type of Peer-to-Peer file sharing software 9.
Not to download, install or use any encryption, anonymising or wiping software on any device other than which is intrinsic to the operation of the device.
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Not to use or possess any internet router unless he enables the inspection of that device without unreasonable delay when requested by a police officer, or police staff employee.
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Not to use or possess any device capable of storing digital images (moving or still) unless he enables the inspection of that device without unreasonable delay when requested by a police officer, or police staff employee.
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Not to dispose of, damage or destroy a device capable of accessing the Internet or storing digital images in reasonable anticipation that a police officer will make a request to inspect it.
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Not to use, install or own any Telephone, eMail, Messaging or Social Media account, application or service unless: a) He has notified the Police ViSOR team (or equivalent) in the area where he normally resides that he has access to such an account, application or service and provides details including any profile name, telephone number or other identifier used within 3 days of gaining such access or the date of this order; and b) The account, application or service has the functionality to retain communications sent and received for at least 28 days, that functionality is activated, and he does not delete such communications (in part or wholly) within that time period; and c) He enables a police officer or police staff employee to view the activity on that account, application or service without unreasonable delay when requested 14.
Not to refuse or hinder access to any premises where he is present, resides or otherwise controls on request by a police officer seeking to check his compliance with the terms of this order.
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This Order does not apply to any work devices or work premises.
On behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service I would like to thank you and for your assistance in this case.
Your evidence was very important in bringing this case to justice.
