North Wales children s home worker struck off after boasting about fantasies of sex with young girls
Thomas Cross, 28, posed a high risk to children and needed to be banned from the profession, the Social Care Wales panel heard
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image captionMessages sent by Mr Cross detailed his fantasies and were passed to the police
A children s care home worker told people he fantasised in graphic terms about having sex with young girls, a fitness to practise hearing has found.
A three-person Social Care Wales panel found eight charges against Thomas Philip Cross proved.
Mr Cross, 28, was a residential carer at a home for vulnerable boys of secondary school age from 2018.
He has been issued with a removal order and will no long be able to work in regulated social care in Wales.
Mr Cross was already subject to an interim order preventing him from carrying out such work because of the case against him and the disposal is the strictest measure that can be imposed.