James Lacy, the Clifton Paedophile, a convicted sex offender, has been incarcerated once more after transmitting obscene texts to a 14-year-old girl.
James Lacy (depicted) was incarcerated for 32 months in 2016 for engaging in a sexual connection with an underage girl whom he recruited online.
Nottingham Crown Court revealed that he was 21 years old at the time of the offence and that his sentence encompassed a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, which forbade him from contacting any female child under the age of 16.
The ruling mandated him to register internet access devices with the police.
James Lacy, aged 33, was apprehended in February of this year following revelations that he had transmitted sexually explicit texts to a 14-year-old child through social media.
The victim notified her father, and a report was filed with Nottinghamshire Police.
Detectives apprehended James Lacy prior to conducting a search of his residence and confiscating several gadgets that he had not disclosed in accordance with his Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
He responded with no reply to the majority of the enquiries posed during the two police interviews.
James Lacy, of Bransdale Road, Clifton, Nottingham, was charged with engaging in sexual communication with a minor, inducing a minor to engage in sexual activity, and two violations of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, given the substantial evidence against him.
He admitted to the offences and received his sentence at Nottingham Crown Court on Thursday, October 2.
The judge imposed an extended sentence of eight years on James Lacy, consisting of a three-year jail term followed by five years on license, during which he will be subject to tight monitoring.
James Lacy was additionally issued a new 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, effective until October 2035, and subjected to a restraining order that forbids him from contacting his victim.
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