I found a news item about an inmate for a crime related to drugs. It is known that a good percentage of inmates use their time to work on their careers once they leave prison.

This man had been working as a talent spotter for local football clubs and he continued his work from inside the prison. He had a TV in his room and he also kept a note book. A female police inspector who specialises in child abuse suspected that he was a paedophile - because he kept the names of young teens in this notebook!

These teens were all boys involved in football. He wrote down information about each boy and he also had some photos (I suppose they were photos of them playing football).

Since the police inspector cannot accuse this man of having done anything illegal, she managed to find a loophole. He had used a database from his previous place of work to get their parents' details so that he could contact the parents. But he had broken a data protection law in the process.

What do you all think?

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https://andrewazzopardi.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/former-nursing-aide-convicted-of-abusive-use-of-hospital-information-on-children-tom-we-make-him-sound-sick-in-the-mind/