Nathan Inger sent sexual messages on Snapchat to a girl
A pervert was warned he would be "eaten alive in prison" as a judge dealt with him for trying to meet a teenage girl in a hotel. Nathan Inger sent sexual messages on Snapchat to the child and a picture of his private region.
Whilst the judge decided to give him "one final chance", he urged Inger to think about about prison: "I'm not making it up. They would eat you alive", he said. Inger was handed 18 months in prison, suspended for two years, after he pleaded guilty to two charges of possessing a prohibited image of a child, downloading indecent photos of children, breaching a sexual harm prevention order three times, and failing to comply with a community order.
Inger accepted to police of speaking sexually on Snapchat to a girl he believed was 15 years old. He had been making plans to meet up with her in a hotel.
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