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About 44, images downloaded from the internet were found on his computer, while a further 7, were found on CDs.
Child porn man Paul O'Kane breached his bail Published duration 10 September A man who admitted 42 oagh pornography charges has been remanded in custody after he broke his bail condition by using a computer. However, when later cautioned he said there were many other pictures on the computer. He was remanded in custody until he is sentenced for the 42 charges on 2 October.
A defence lawyer said Ewing, who had led a blameless life up until now, had a "compulsion" to view such material which he used to feed his fantasies. The trading of child pornography is evil and depraved and causes indescribable harm to the abused children involved Lord Justice McCollum While there was evidence Ewing omgah ed others, there was no indication he had been trading in child pornography, the court heard.
However, he said the defendant, who suffered from a personality development disorder, was not a risk to the community. Lord Justice McCollum said the trading of child pornography was "evil and depraved" and caused "indescribable harm" to the abused children involved, but that Ewing had not attempted to trade in such images. Barrister Philip Mateer said Ewing initially told police he had "some pictures of children that I shouldn't have". Related Topics.
O'Kanes barrister told Londonderry Crown Court the breach was accepted. However, when police officers called at his home on Tuesday they found O'Kane using a computer. Gary William Ewing, 38, from Omagh was put on the sex offenders' register for 10 years and imprisoned for one year.
Paul O'Kane, 47, from Clonmeen Drive, admitted the 42 charges last week. Man jailed over child porn There was no indication Ewing traded in child pornography A County Tyrone man who admitted possessing 50, indecent images of children has been jailed. He was released on bail pending sentencing next month and was ordered by a judge not to use nor possess a computer.
