Man previously from Rushden jailed for breaching Sexual Risk Order for third time
He deleted TikTok messages, which his order prohibits
A 22-year-old man has been jailed for a year after being convicted of breaching his Sexual Risk Order (SRO) for the third time, Northamptonshire Police has said.
Conor McIntyre, previously of Rushden, was issued with the order in November 2024.
In September, he breached it by deleting TikTok messages between himself and two females, which the order prohibits him from doing.
This is his third conviction for breaching the order since it was granted.
The first and second breaches resulted in convictions in June and November last year.
For the latest breach, McIntyre was charged with two counts of breaching his SRO.
He pleaded guilty at Northampton Magistrates' Court on 9th October and was sentenced to a year in prison.
Lucy Fraser-Allen, a Northamptonshire Police Risk Management Officer and the lead investigator, said:
"Sexual Risk Orders are put in place to protect the public and place strict restrictions on individuals whose behaviour gives cause for concern. McIntyre was fully aware of the conditions imposed on him, yet he has repeatedly chosen to ignore them."
"This latest custodial sentence demonstrates that breaches of these orders will be taken seriously and that we will take action against anyone who fails to comply with the restrictions placed upon them. We remain committed to using all available powers to safeguard vulnerable people and prevent further offending."