UK Police Officers convicted of offences, add to that Inspector Geraint Lloyd Evans and MP Mr. X for child sex abuse

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Geraint Lloyd Evans obviously not a 'masonic cop'...

http://www.intmensorg.info/masonicpolice.htm

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Inspector Geraint Lloyd Evans..(this could well be the child abuse case, one man already named could be Geraint Evans) .A public servant has appeared in court on charges believed to be connected to child-sex offences under a draconian restriction which means nothing can be said about him.

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Inspector Geraint Lloyd Evans...

Police officer on child sex charges

Inspector Geraint Lloyd Evans, 47, of South Wales Police, was remanded in custody

A senior police officer has appeared in court accused of child sex offences and possessing indecent images of children.

Inspector Geraint Lloyd Evans, 47, of South Wales Police, was remanded in custody after appearing at Llanelli Magistrates' Court.

Evans was charged with seven separate offences on Thursday and was remanded to appear at Swansea Crown Court on March 11.

The allegations include conspiring with others to incite engagement in unlawful sexual activity with a child under 13.

He is also charged with three offences of making indecent images of children, possession of four child abuse images and possession of extreme pornography.

Evans is also charged with a single offence of possessing section 1 ammunition.

He will appear in court next week with three members of the public also charged with offences related to indecent images of children.

Evans was charged after an investigation by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).

A separate South Wales Police criminal investigation linked to the case led to the three members of the public being charged.

IPCC commissioner for Wales Tom Davies said: "I am satisfied that this is being thoroughly investigated. It would be inappropriate to comment further now that the judicial process has started."

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/articles.aspx?cp-documentid=156353292

Geraint Lloyd Evans

IPCC investigation leads to criminal charges for SWP inspector

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​4 March 2011

South Wales Police Inspector Geraint Lloyd Evans was yesterday charged with:

1) Conspiring with others to incite engagement in unlawful sexual activity with a child under 13;
2) Possession of section 1 ammunition;
3) Three offences of making indecent images of children;
4) Possession of four child abuse images;
5) Possession of extreme pornography.

 

Llanelli Magistrates Court decided yesterday that Inspector Evans will be held on remand and will appear at Swansea Crown Court on 11 March, along wih three members of the public who have been charged with offences related to indecent images of children.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission is managing an investigation by South Wales Police Public Protection Unit into allegations that 47-year-old Inspector Evans was in possession of indecent images of children.

 

A separate SWP criminal investigation in connection with this case has led to the arrest of four members of the public. Three have been charged and are being held on remand.

IPCC Commissioner for Wales Tom Davies said: "I am satisfied that this is being thoroughly investigated. It would be inappropriate to comment further now that the judicial process has started."

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Notes for editors

Please contact the South Wales Police press office for details relating to the three members of the public charged yesterday.

 

Follow the IPCC on Twitter for the latest information regarding investigations and reports: http://twitter.com/IPCCNews

 

The IPCC has overall responsibility for the police complaints system. Since April 2006 it has taken on responsibility for similar, serious complaints against HM Revenue and Customs and the Serious Organised Crime Agency in England and Wales. The IPCC’s jurisdiction was extended in 2008 to cover UK Border Agency staff exercising police-like powers.

 

The IPCC has the task of increasing public confidence in the complaint systems and aims to make investigations more open, timely, proportionate and fair.

 

The IPCC is run by a Chair, 10 Operational Commissioners (including two Deputy Chairs) and two non-Executive Commissioners.

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Geraint Evans...

Former police inspector jailed over tyre-dumping scam

A former police inspector who is studying to be a lawyer was yesterday jailed for his role in an illegal tyre dumping scam.

Ex-North Wales police inspector Geraint Evans was imprisoned for one year for his role in an illegal tyre dumping scam Photo: PA

7:00AM BST 09 Apr 2009

Ex-North Wales police inspector Geraint Evans was imprisoned for one year while his partner Marilyn Hanks, a former station assistant who he met while they both worked in Caernarfon, was ordered to carry out 240 hours of unpaid work.

Former haulage company boss Norman Cassidy was also jailed for one year for his part in the scam.

Cardiff Crown Court heard that the three were involved in the illegal dumping of 175,000 tyres and 290 tons of tyre wire at sites across England and Wales.

They each played various roles in setting up tyre recycling plants in Aberdare, south Wales; Colchester, Essex; and Manchester, before moving on and leaving others to clear up mountains of waste rubber.

The court heard they did not have a waste management licence for any of the premises, did not pay rent and made around £115,000 from their activities over one-and-a-half years.

Evans, 51, of Llanrug, Caernarfon, retired from North Wales Police in 2005 after a period of mental ill health.
But the court heard that he had been involved in the tyre industry since 1991, while he was still a serving police officer, with the force's permission.
The court was told that after leaving the force he decided to make a career out of tyre recycling, but was made bankrupt.
He pleaded guilty to five counts of unauthorised depositing and keeping of controlled waste.
Hanks, 37, also of Llanrug, pleaded guilty to two counts of assisting or conniving in offences by a corporate body.
Cassidy, 58, of Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, pleaded guilty to four counts of unauthorised depositing and keeping of controlled waste.
Sentencing the three, Judge Stephen Hopkins told Evans and Cassidy they were both "thoroughly unscrupulous men" with no regard for the rules governing the businesses they operated.
"The very nature of your activities posed the potential, if not risk, of large fires and other potential environmental problems," he said.
He explained that Evans and Hanks lived together as a couple, while Cassidy met Evans through the tyre industry.
Evans and Cassidy became the directors of Adelphi Waste Ltd and Hanks was company secretary and a director, he said.
Between April and December 2005, Evans ran an unauthorised waste tyre business from Pegasus House, in Wythenshaw, Manchester.
He rented vans and employed staff to travel around the north west of England to collect waste tyres from garages and bring them back to Pegasus House.
The judge said: "They simply remained as scrap rubber inside and outside the warehouse.
"In December 2005 they abandoned Pegasus House leaving behind thousands and thousands of scrap tyres."
He said they left the owners with a £22,000 bill to clean the site up.
Evans and Hanks then negotiated a lease on a premises at Hirwaun Industrial Estate, Aberdare, on behalf of Adelphi Waste Ltd. Cassidy signed the lease.
They began depositing waste tyres at the site in March 2006 despite not officially taking over the site until the May.
In August 2006, he said, they abandoned the Aberdare site leaving the owners with a clean-up bill of up to £45,000.
In June 2006, the three had negotiated a lease for a premises in Boothstown, Manchester, and Evans permitted the dumping of 290 tons of tyre wire there.
Again the site was abandoned leaving the owners with a bill of up to £40,000.
The fourth plant was set up at Haven Road, in Colchester, by Cassidy and his company Rubber Resources Ltd, in March 2006.
Once again, the site was abandoned, employees were not paid and the owners were left with a clean-up bill of over £28,000.
In respect of each site they avoided licensing costs of over £7,000.
The judge told Evans and Cassidy their offending was deliberate, and said that while Hanks may not have been aware at the start she did later on.
He said they committed the offences purely for profit and to undercut other legitimate businesses.
Evans was banned from being the director of a business for seven years, Cassidy for five years and Hanks for three years.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/5126953/Former-police-inspector-jailed-over-tyre-dumping-scam.html

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