Third of sick pics of kids are selfies
BY MARGARET DAVIS ABOUT a third of explicit images of kids found online by a watchdog are selfies, figures show.
The Internet Watch Foundation took action over 124,605 images of child abuse found online between January and November 2019, of which 37,112, were self-generated.
Three-quarters of the images featured kids aged 11 to 13 – most were girls.
The IWF and charity Marie Collins Foundation, which supports survivors of abuse, are calling on men who find images or videos on porn sites, that they believe may be of underage victims, to report them.
IWF boss Susie Hargreaves, said: “These girls have been groomed, coerced and tricked into performing sexually over webcam.”
Bruce said: “It interferes with his spinal column but doctors say it is too precarious to remove. He is on medication and gets a scan every month to check the bullet hasn’t moved.”
Bennett was arrested at his farmhouse in September last year after telling neighbour Miller: “You’re getting your cars blown up. I’ll set your house on fire. I’ll batter and stab you myself.”
The drug dealer also said he’d get underworld associates to “sort it” and told cops Miller had “made a big mistake” and there would be consequences.
Tensions escalated between Miller and Bennett after he built a kennels complex – with no planning permission – in front of his neighbour’s home in Lanarkshire.
The threats came a year after another neighbour’s car at the group of homes at Brae Farm, near Chapelton, was burnt out. Police believe that may have been a case of mistaken identity, with Bennett’s car the target.
Bennett escaped with just a £1000 fine, plus an extra £200 fine, for failing to turn up at
BENNETT’S THREAT