An individual has received a prison sentence for the creation, dissemination, and possession of over 100 indecent images depicting children, which included extreme pornography. Sebastian Ross-Sturman, aged 39, was handed a sentence of two years and six months in prison following his guilty plea to six counts at Warwick Crown Court. The defendant, who resides in Rangemoor, Coventry, also received a lifetime sexual harm prevention order. According to West Midlands Police, Ross-Sturman uploaded the most severe classification of indecent images to the internet during 2021. His arrest occurred in 2022, subsequent to an investigation conducted by the police force. The 39-year-old admitted guilt to charges of creating indecent category A, B, and C photographs of a child, as well as two counts of distributing indecent pseudo-photographs of a child. He further confessed to possessing an extreme pornographic image and was incarcerated on 20 November, as stated by the court. Post navigation 47-year-old charged with attempted murder after Carrickfergus assault Police describe crowd disturbance report as “biased and misinformed”