The 44-year-old was also required to notify police of where he was living under the terms of the Sex Offenders’ Register. His Honour Judge Nicholas Barker outlined: “You became obstructive, aggressive and abusive towards officers who were forced to close the cell door. “That placed you in breach under a requirement of the SHPO that required you to enable access to internet enabled devices you had.” “All sex offenders may pose a risk but this defendant’s antecedent record is not one of him committing online sexual offences. “I ask the court to impose the shortest possible sentence and one that doesn’t interfere with his release next year.”