In October 2026, a 22-year-old convicted child rapist was sentenced to 21 months’ imprisonment at Oxford Crown Court after admitting to three breaches of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Callum Ashton-Crisp, of Warren View, Little Milton, appeared for sentence on Friday 23 October 2026 after pleading guilty to flouting court-mandated digital restrictions.
The court heard that Ashton-Crisp committed three distinct breaches of the order by wiping his internet browsing history, executing a factory reset on a laptop computer, and failing to register the device with police within the statutory three-day limit.
The Sexual Harm Prevention Order had been imposed in March following convictions for three counts of making indecent images of children and one count of possessing prohibited images of children. During that inquiry, digital forensics teams recovered a collection of 363 illicit files, comprising 167 Category A images, 51 Category B images, 145 Category C images, and two prohibited images.
During proceedings, Judge Michael Roques highlighted Ashton-Crisp’s criminal history, including a conviction for raping a boy in 2018, his acknowledged sexual interest in schoolboys, and communications where he messaged others regarding child sexual abuse material.
The judge underscored that a portion of the Category A images depicted babies and toddlers, emphasising their extreme vulnerability and stating that personal difficulties offered no explanation for his behaviour. Judge Roques reiterated that consumer demand directly drives the ongoing abuse of children.
Passing sentence for the three breaches, the Crown Court judge noted the deliberate steps taken to evade police monitoring and sentenced Ashton-Crisp to an immediate custodial term of 21 months’ imprisonment.
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