Harlow dummy snatcher sent back to prison for harassing woman who was selling baby products
Crime / Fri 1st Nov 2024 at 07:48am
A 24-year-old man has been sent back to prison after he harassed a woman who was selling baby products online.
As a registered sex offender, Josh Guilder, previously of Harlow and then Northampton, was required to abide by very strict conditions after leaving prison or face going back to jail.
However, in May of this year, he committed multiple breaches including harassing a woman online who was selling baby products.
At first, the woman in question believed Guilder to be a genuine buyer, however he then went on to send her messages about wanting her baby to “suck on the dummies” she was selling as he “wanted them used”.
The woman, who described feeling “shocked and disturbed” by Guilder’s messages, stopped engaging with him. However, he sent her another message which read “can I take the dummy out of your baby’s mouth and suck on it.”
But this wasn’t the end of Guilder’s breaches as he was also found to have deleted messages in WhatsApp which was contrary to his Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) before making admissions to having contact with two unknown children when buying used baby products from the internet.
Guilder was charged with one count of harassment without violence, two counts of breaching his SHPO and one count of attempting to breach his SHPO.
After pleading guilty to the offences at Northampton Crown Court in June, Guilder returned to the same court this week (Monday, October 28) where he was sentenced to over one year and six months in prison.
Lead investigator – PC Carl Gardner from Northamptonshire Police’s MOSOVO Team, said: “Josh Guilder wasn’t long out of prison when he committed these strange and disturbing offences. For that reason, I’m really pleased he is back behind bars and unable to commit further crimes.
“Registered sex offenders are very closely managed by our team and I want to be clear that any breaches are dealt with robustly. We do not give second chances or ‘the benefit of the doubt’ – anyone who breaches their order is charged and brought before the courts with a view to sending them to prison.
“I’m pleased to see Guilder jailed as it means the streets of Northamptonshire are that little bit safer.”
JH
2024-11-01 12:31:01
What a wrongen, these people can never change. Lock him up for life the weirdo.
JR
2024-11-01 15:39:50
Good god what is this world developing into. Some very sick individuals out there. It makes my skin crawl. Is there not a sane human out there anymore. It really does seem this world is turning against one & other & getting so much worse. On top of that this very cruel budget to making people feel, what's the point while Harris & Keir have these smirks on their faces as if they have put the world right. It fine for them with their very deep pockets with room for more as they do not & have not ever been in a situation where they have lost sleep for worrying how on earth will they be able to cope. This world has got a dam sight greedier & it's all for our money. The more they want you to think they are giving the more they are taking back from us all. More money but less quantities & quality for all we need in life, I say NEED NOT WANT or would like. No wonder everyone is doing or wanting to do crime. What a SAD world this has become to what it use to be not so many moons ago. D
Mazzy
2024-11-02 16:05:09
Sicko.
DavidT
2024-11-03 00:10:08
The natural progression for this pervert is that he takes a baby for his sexual gratification. We really must keep these people locked up and away from our children.
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