A Paedophile MOD police officer, David Pamment from Eastleigh, previously incarcerated for possessing obscene photos of children, has been re-imprisoned after being discovered using a laptop.
David Pamment was incarcerated for eight months in March of the previous year after being apprehended with 31 obscene photos of minors.
The 55-year-old was subjected to a sexual harm prevention order, prohibiting him from utilising a laptop without notifying the authorities.
Upon officers’ arrival at his Eastleigh residence following his parole, they discovered an unregistered laptop.
David Pamment, a former police officer for the Ministry of Defence, has been incarcerated once more after confessing to a violation of his sexual harm prevention order.
Southampton Crown Court was informed that police initially visited David Pamment’s residence at Charlie Soar Court on February 11, 2018.
Upon inspection of his electronic devices, authorities discovered a total of 31 obscene photographs, comprising 17 category A images, 12 category B images, and 2 category C images.
David Pamment admitted admission to three charges of producing indecent photos of a minor and received an eight-month prison sentence.
Prosecutor Jane Terry stated that David Pamment was freed in July of the previous year, having served half of his sentence.
She stated that David Pamment was informed on two occasions of the stipulations of his sexual harm prevention order, which mandated the registration of any internet-enabled computer within three days of acquisition.
During an unannounced inspection of David Pamment’s residence on October 4, law enforcement officials found a laptop in his living room.
David Pamment received a nine-month jail sentence.
His ten-year sexual harm prevention order and ten-year notification obligations will persist.
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