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David Brian Buckle. Photo: West Mercia Police/James Connell A SCOUT leader has been jailed after indecent images of children were found on his mobile phone during a raid at a business. David Brian Buckle appeared at Crown Court for sentencing on March 5 after pleading guilty to making, possessing, and distributing indecent and prohibited images between August 2019 and November 2020 before Hereford magistrates on February 3. Police had descended on a trading estate on November 23 to execute a warrant at Hereford Radiators, prosecuting barrister Sharon Bahia told the court. Officers informed staff that company computers had been used to upload indecent images of children to the internet, but when employees were asked to hand over their mobile phones, Buckle was reported to have gone white and started shaking.
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HEREFORDSHIRE S criminal damage and arson hotspots have been revealed in the latest data from the county s police force. The latest figures show the number of offences reported to each local policing town in Herefordshire in December, a total of 70.
Leominster 13 criminal damage or arson reports were made to police in Leominster in December. No suspect was identified for an offence in Cheaton Close, one in Coningsby Road, one in New Street, one in Osborne Place, one in Pierrepont Road, and one in West Street. Offences in Cheaton Close, Etnam Street, Falconer Place, High Street, Lugg Way, Ivington, remain under investigation.