A police force is facing a legal challenge against its refusal to delete the details of a teenager who sent a naked photograph of himself on social media to a girl at his school. The boy, 14 at the time, was not arrested or prosecuted by Greater Manchester Police. But his mother said she was concerned police could release the information to potential employers when he is older.The High Court is due to consider the case this morning. The boy used a messaging site to send a photo of his naked body to the girl, who then shared it with others, more than two years ago. His mother said she was "in complete shock" when she heard what had happened, but "this had all happened in the privacy of his own bedroom". She said even though "he was young, he was naive, he was silly" she believes the sharing of the photo was "malicious". Greater Manchester Police has refused to delete the boy's name from its files, a decision his mother is contesting at the court, which is sitting in Manchester. She said: "It's going to be held there infinitum, so for all his adult life it hangs over him. "I'm his parent and its my job to know when something needs to be dealt with and that's why I'm still pursuing proceedings to ultimately get his name removed. "We are criminalising our children for something that if they did at the age of 18 is not a crime. "The law hasn't kept up with technology. By giving our children smartphones in effect we're giving them a Pandora's Box."
PERVERT! LOCK HIM UP! Hardly a surprise that you're here championing the case of a DEVIANT and PEDERAST.
Has the kid joined the GC Whatsapp group yet? Cock pics are mandatory nest pas? Get a load of this mopey c.unt http://metro.co.uk/2017/11/10/famil...ampoline-noise-upset-neighbours-7068946/#mv-b please log in to view this image A mother has said her family face eviction and a fine of up to £20,000 over noise made by her son while using his trampoline. Amanda Hopkins, 45, said that her son has done nothing wrong and her neighbour had become ‘hellish’. The 10ft trampoline is in her back garden, and was pushed up against the neighbour’s wall, and is used by Dylan, 13, who goes to a local pupil referral unit, along with his friends. The local council in Blackpool, Lancashire, have told her that they have ‘exhausted our options’ and handed the family an official warning. Ms Hopkins said: ‘I’m sure this is not right. My own child cannot play in his own garden. It has upset me. I can’t stop crying. Ms Hopkins, who said she is too poorly to work, said the legal letter had left Dylan too scared to go back on the trampoline. So scared that as soon as The Metro turned up he hopped back on it for a photo opportunity. And for someone who can't stop crying she's managed to do the Compo Face very well indeed. At 13 shouldn't he be in his room knocking one out over the Kays Catalogue?
