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Reverend found with hundreds of indecent images of children handed community order
A judge told Reverend Canon Nigel Cahill he had failed people who looked upon him for moral and spiritual guidance
The Reverend Canon Nigel Cahill, Rector of Aberavon in Port Talbot (Image: Dimitris Legakis)
A reverend who was found to have hundreds of indecent images of children on a number of devices has been told he failed his parishioners horrendously .
heard how police carried out a warrant at the home of Reverend Canon Nigel Cahill, who held a prominent and trusted role as the rector of Aberavon and the parish priest at St Agnes Church in Port Talbot, on June 25 last year after officers were informed that an image of a child had been uploaded from an internet source at The Rectory.
Reverend found with hundreds of indecent images of children on devices
Reverend Canon Nigel Cahill was caught after police found an indecent image of a child had been uploaded from an internet source at The Rectory in Port Talbot
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A clergyman caught with hundreds of indecent images of children told police he looked at younger boys .
The Reverend Canon Nigel Cahill, the rector of Aberavon and the parish priest at St Agnes Church in Port Talbot, was cautioned on June 25 last year when police officers, assisted by the digital forensic cyber crime unit, executed a warrant at his home address in Forge Road, Port Talbot. It came after police were informed that an image of a child had been uploaded from an internet source at The Rectory.
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