Opinions.

[jukel123 9,453]

I would genuinely like honest opinions on this.

A bloke on the fishing syndicate I belong to has been charged with possessing indecent images of children. He says he was sent them entirely unsolicited. His case has not come to court yet.

I drove up to the beat this morning just as he was getting out of his car. He said "Good morrning",  but I couldn't bring myself to reply, turned my back and blanked him.

He gets upset and immediately drives home.

So the other guys are split, some say I'm out of order and should wait until the verdict and others say he's got a nerve acting as though nothing has happened.

Maybe I should show him a bit of loyalty and compassion and reserve judgement until the trial. I don't know.

If what he says is true and somebody maliciously sends you an indecent image of a minor, how do you protect yourself?  Can you put a block on receiving such images?

[mackay 3,657]

If someone sent him random pictures how did he get caught in possession of them ?. 

[Seagull 854]

How could you possibly put a block on that, but, if he claims to be innocent then shouldn't he have squealed the rats name and gone and sorted the bloke out, sounds very fishy to me.

[Councilestatekid 2,128]

No1s just sent them him he's defo been looking to get it flagged up I think he's lucky he's only been blanked he'd of been given a dig and put in the water so he knew for sure wasn't welcome back he's hardly goin to say yea I've been lookin I'm a nonse 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 17,304]

You can’t rely on how your mates would feel or others opinions. 

answer to yourself 

That’s it . 

[jukel123 9,453]

11 minutes ago, mackay said:

If someone sent him random pictures how did he get caught in possession of them ?. 

I don't know. 

[mel b 3,763]

Just steer clear of him , you can always say sorry later if he turns out to be an innocent man.

I have a very bitter experience,  with someone that I considered a very good friend , that turned out to be a nonce. 

When I found out what he'd been up to , I would have been more than happy for someone to drown the c**t in a bucket. Even his poor Mrs got dragged into it at first , and she was completely innocent. 

[Chid 6,796]

F#ck him and f#ck anybody else who supports him .. if he was sent them random he should of reported the person who sent them to him not had them on his phone .

[Seagull 854]

6 minutes ago, Chid said:

F#ck him and f#ck anybody else who supports him .. if he was sent them random he should of reported the person who sent them to him not had them on his phone .

You don't just get random pics off a stranger, if someone has sent them him then he knows them and like you said, you would report it wouldn't you, sounds very fishy to me.

Edited 14 hours ago by Seagull

[chartpolski 28,114]

Why didn’t he delete them immediately ?

Cheers.

[lurcherman 887 13,437]

He’s a nonce fk him

[WataWalloper 3,728]

The chances a him bein sent them by an unknown an then the chances a his phone being checked just after would make me steer clear,  some odds that happening 

[Welsh_red 5,029]

Weve had a boy in our football team arrested for rape , sexual.assault and harassment of his ex girlfriend.  I had to go see him in a pub to speak to him about it . I told him obviously I dont know the truth (hes denying it saying its his ex being spitefully to him) , but until court case is over we cant have him at training or games . 

Your syndicate should do that with this guy 

[Stavross 18,413]

If he’s been sent them he’s decided to keep them because I bet he didn’t receive them 30 seconds before his door went in, any normal lad would of deleted them straight away or reported the sender, if he was “ just sent them “ how has his name come to the attention of the police, they don’t get notifications when anyone gets a dodgy email or text

[Greyman 32,020]

13 hours ago, jukel123 said:

I would genuinely like honest opinions on this.

A bloke on the fishing syndicate I belong to has been charged with possessing indecent images of children. He says he was sent them entirely unsolicited. His case has not come to court yet.

I drove up to the beat this morning just as he was getting out of his car. He said "Good morrning",  but I couldn't bring myself to reply, turned my back and blanked him.

He gets upset and immediately drives home.

So the other guys are split, some say I'm out of order and should wait until the verdict and others say he's got a nerve acting as though nothing has happened.

Maybe I should show him a bit of loyalty and compassion and reserve judgement until the trial. I don't know.

If what he says is true and somebody maliciously sends you an indecent image of a minor, how do you protect yourself?  Can you put a block on receiving such images?

Follow your first instinct and stand by your own morals and values you don’t become a victim in these cases mate he’s a wrong un