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Court News newsletter put together by our court reporters Andrew Bardsley and Amy Walker. To keep up to date with how justice is being served across Greater Manchester subscribe to our free weekly M.E.N. Manchester's courts are some of the busiest in the country with a vast array of cases heard every week. “Officers executed a search warrant at the defendant’s address and devices capable of connecting to the internet were seized from his bedroom. Gavin Howie, prosecuting, said: “Metadata (data showing on what devices the images were taken) indicated that the images had been taken with a Huawei phone. The images showed a young female child, aged around three-years-old, being sexually assaulted.

READ MORE: Thugs embroiled in petty feud blew up home with family still inside in devastating revenge attackĪ month later GMP received information that Fu, of Salford, had uploaded ‘first generation’ child abuse images - namely that he has taken the images rather than just downloading them. However, there was nothing to suggest it was anything other than a ‘standard risk’ so the investigation was handed to local police, Manchester Crown Court heard. Nathan Fu, now 19, was initially investigated in December 2019 by officers of the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (NMEC) in America when he was aged between 14 and 15, who informed police in the UK that a person was uploading indecent images of children online.

A teenager was found to be making indecent images of a child aged three following an in-depth police investigation.