JOHN FRAZER FROM POYNTON SENTENCED FOR THOUSANDS OF CHILD INDECENT PICTURES AT CHESTER AND LIVERPOOL CROWN COURTS
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Poynton Sexual Abuser
In a recent court ruling, John Raymond Frazer, a 56-year-old resident of Milton Drive in Poynton, has been found guilty of possessing a significant collection of indecent images of children. The conviction follows a trial held at Chester Crown Court in March, where the evidence against him was thoroughly examined and he was ultimately convicted of possessing 3,287 indecent pseudo-photographs of minors.
Frazer's possession of such illicit material has drawn considerable attention, highlighting the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and abuse. The court proceedings revealed the extent of his illegal collection, which has now led to his sentencing.
On Friday, at Liverpool Crown Court, Frazer was subjected to a sexual offences prevention order, a legal measure designed to restrict his activities and reduce the risk of reoffending. Additionally, he is required to register as a sex offender for a period of three years, a stipulation that aims to monitor his activities and ensure public safety.
The case underscores the importance of vigilance and the judicial system's role in addressing crimes involving the exploitation of children. Frazer's conviction and subsequent orders serve as a reminder of the serious consequences faced by individuals involved in such offenses, and the ongoing commitment of authorities to protect vulnerable minors from harm.
Frazer's possession of such illicit material has drawn considerable attention, highlighting the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and abuse. The court proceedings revealed the extent of his illegal collection, which has now led to his sentencing.
On Friday, at Liverpool Crown Court, Frazer was subjected to a sexual offences prevention order, a legal measure designed to restrict his activities and reduce the risk of reoffending. Additionally, he is required to register as a sex offender for a period of three years, a stipulation that aims to monitor his activities and ensure public safety.
The case underscores the importance of vigilance and the judicial system's role in addressing crimes involving the exploitation of children. Frazer's conviction and subsequent orders serve as a reminder of the serious consequences faced by individuals involved in such offenses, and the ongoing commitment of authorities to protect vulnerable minors from harm.