A female Cambridge paedophile Amy Hunt apprehended with nearly 80 obscene photographs of minors has received a sentence. Amy Hunt, 37, posted an inappropriate photograph of a child on Facebook on 6 March 2023, prompting notification to law enforcement.
She was apprehended, and law enforcement confiscated a mobile phone and tablet, which included 79 indecent photographs of minors.
They comprised 38 category A photographs, 20 category B images, and 21 category C images.
During the interview, Amy Hunt attempted to assert that the photographs on her phone and the Facebook upload were the consequence of her phone being compromised.
Nevertheless, the phone was examined and revealed no signs of hacking.
On Thursday (30 January), at Cambridge Magistrates’ Court, Amy Hunt, of Campkin Court, Cambridge, was jailed for one year, suspended for two years, having pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent photographs of a child.
She was also ordered to undertake alcohol treatment, 30 rehabilitation days and ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register and handed a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, both for ten years.
DC Zip Lloyd said: “Although Amy Hunt didn’t commit any contact offences, making and sharing images still causes a lot of harm.
“Protecting children and the vulnerable is a force priority and we are doing all we can to put the perpetrators in front of the courts.”
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