A victim of the Dangerous Pictures Act has admitted breaking a court order by looking at cartoon porn images of The Simpsons on his phone. Scott Wright viewed the jokey photoshopped footage of Lisa and Bart Simpson after it was sent to his
mobile by a friend. But Wright, was banned from using an internet-enabled phone after previously pleading guilty to eleven charges of possessing extreme pornography. Lisa Hardy, persecuting, said police found the device when they searched the room
Wright was staying in in Lincoln. Wright admitted he had seen the images and asked for them to be sent to his phone. The court heard Wright had been caught with a prohibited mobile phone on two earlier occasions and he was made the subject of a
sexual offences prevention order which banned him from using a computer or other internet-enabled device unless it was fitted with censorship software approved by Lincolnshire Police. Sunil Khanna, mitigating, said Wright did not view the footage
of The Simpsons in a sexual manner and regarded it as a joke. Wright pleaded guilty to three charges of breaking a sexual offences order and one charge of breaching a youth rehabilitation order between December 2011 and October this year. He was sentenced to two years supervision and ordered to complete a 30 day activity program. Passing sentence Judge Michael Heath warned Wright he could have no complaint if he was sent to jail.
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