Bryan Gregory Sheerness Paedophile
Bryan Gregory Sheerness Paedophile

A Sheerness paedophile Bryan Gregory appeared in court for a second time after authorities thought he violated the terms of his Sexual Offences Prevention Order. Bryan Gregory, 76, of Minster-on-Sea, Sheerness, received the order in 2014 after pleading guilty at Maidstone Crown Court to the creation and possession of indecent pictures of children.

He was not incarcerated but received an order imposing stringent limits on his conduct, including the use of digital storage devices and mobile phones, as well as internet access. Bryan Gregory was subjected to frequent inspections by authorities to verify his adherence to the court order and was mandated to provide equipment for examination upon request.

In January 2024, officers grew suspicious that Bryan Gregory had misused a mobile phone, leading to its seizure. Subsequent enquiries resulted in Gregory’s arrest.

Subsequent to a search of his residence, further digital storage devices were retrieved, and on September 14, 2024, he was formally charged. Bryan Gregory admitted admission to the creation of obscene photographs of minors and violating a Sexual Offences Prevention Order.

On January 21, 2025, he received a four-year prison term at Canterbury Crown Court and will serve an additional four years on licence following his release.

Detective Sergeant Vicky Whitmill said: “Bryan Gregory’s disturbing behaviour – together with the complete contempt he demonstrated in breaching the terms of his court order, which was in place to protect vulnerable children – means it is right that he is behind bars. Proactive and regular checks are carried out on sex offenders to ensure they are complying with the requirements to which they are subject.

“Where breaches are found to have occurred, offenders will be arrested and brought before the court to take accountability for their actions.”


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