MAN FACES CHILD PORN AND EXTREME IMAGES CHARGES IN COURT
2025-12-14 11:43: A man has appeared at Norwich Magistrates Court charged with serious offences involving indecent images.The defendant, whose name is reported as emmamson igbanibo, was brought before the court on 25 November 2025.
He faces multiple allegations, including making indecent photographs or pseudo-photographs of a child.
He is also charged with possessing a prohibited image of a child, along with extreme pornographic material.
The case was listed under reference 36CJ1740324.
It is understood the defendant did not enter a plea during this initial hearing and was remanded in custody.
The charges involve serious concerns over the protection of children and the distribution of extreme content.
Magistrates ordered the case to be transferred to crown court for trial.
No further details about the case or potential victims have been disclosed.
The defendant is next scheduled to appear in court on a later date for plea and case management proceedings.
These charges underline the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to combat criminal material online and protect vulnerable individuals.
--------------------------- 2025-11-29 20:40: Emmaemson Igbanibo appeared at Norwich Magistrates Court on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, for their first hearing.
The defendant is accused of serious offences involving indecent photographs of children, possessing prohibited images, and extreme pornographic material.
The case is listed under reference 36CJ1740324.
Igbanibo was remanded in custody pending future proceedings.
The court has not yet set a trial date.
Police investigations prompted the charges, with authorities stressing the importance of tackling online abuse.
Igbanibo did not enter a plea during the brief hearing and will return to court for a preliminary hearing in due course.
The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat the circulation of illegal and harmful images online.
The defendant remains in custody ahead of the next court date scheduled in the coming months.
No further details about the victims or potential sentences have been released at this stage.
