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Swansea Valley man has been warned he is facing a prison sentence
after he admitted possessing pornography classed as extreme and
dangerous.
David Wilson appeared before Judge Huw Davies at Swansea crown court for
a plea and case management hearing.
Wilson admitted possessing extreme pornographic images depicting sex or
sexual intercourse with animals on various dates during 2009.
Wilson also admitted possessing dangerous pornography on June 5, 2009
which depicted scenes that could have resulted in serious injury to those
taking part.
Janet Gedrych, prosecuting, said a total of 642 images fell into the two
categories of extreme and dangerous.
But, in addition, Wilson admitted making (ie downloading) or possessing
indecent images of children on 12 occasions in 2009.
Judge Davies agreed to a request by Wilson's barrister, Paul Hobson, to
adjourn sentence to allow time for a probation officer to prepare a report
into his background. But he warned Wilson not to draw any encouragement from
the adjournment: He will understand that he faces the overwhelming
likelihood of a custodial sentence because of the number of type of images
involved, added the judge.
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