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MARK HOWE FROM CREDITON AND EXETER FACES SERIOUS CHILD OFFENSES IN DEVON

By Red Rose Database | Thursday, 26 June 2025

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MARK HOWE FROM CREDITON AND EXETER FACES SERIOUS CHILD OFFENSES IN DEVON

A man named Mark Howe, aged 50 and originally from Crediton, has appeared before the courts in Devon to face a series of grave charges related to child exploitation and abduction. The allegations against Howe include two separate counts of child abduction that allegedly took place in Exeter, with incidents reported on New Year’s Eve and again on January 13. These serious accusations have prompted a thorough investigation by local authorities, given the severity of the charges and the potential risk posed to the children involved.

In addition to the abduction charges, Howe has been formally charged with possessing an indecent image of a child, a crime that underscores the disturbing nature of the allegations. Furthermore, he faces an additional count of grooming, which indicates an attempt to establish inappropriate or illegal contact with a minor. These charges collectively paint a troubling picture of the accusations against Howe, who has not entered any pleas during his initial court appearance at Exeter Magistrates’ Court.

Following his arraignment, Howe was remanded in custody, meaning he will remain in detention until his next scheduled court appearance. He is set to appear at Exeter Crown Court on Thursday, where the case will be further examined and proceedings will continue. The report from the court states explicitly: "Mark Howe, 50, was charged with two counts of detaining children in Exeter following alleged incidents on New Year’s Eve and 13 January. Howe, of Crediton, was also charged with possessing an indecent image of a child and one count of grooming."

These charges highlight the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to address and prosecute crimes involving minors, especially those that involve abduction, exploitation, and possession of illegal material. The community and authorities alike await further developments as the legal process unfolds for Mark Howe, whose actions have caused significant concern and alarm in the Exeter area.