Comment: Considering this Conservative party advisor's "glittering career" and involvement in "Government policy on filtering online child abuse images," he is either yet another garden variety paedophile or was blackmailed/set up to prevent further disclosures.
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The Independent
A former Downing Street adviser has been charged with making and possessing indecent images of children.
Patrick Rock, who was involved in Government policy on filtering online child abuse images, resigned shortly before his arrest in February.
The 63-year-old has had a glittering career as a Conservative Party adviser spanning 30 years and in the 1970s was credited with coining the slogan “cows moo, dogs bark, Labour puts up taxes”.
On Friday, he was charged with three offences of making indecent images of children and one offence of possession of 59 indecent images of children.
The four charges cover alleged offences committed between 31 July and 31 August 2013.
The pictures have been classed as level C by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP), defined as “indecent images depicting erotic posing with no sexual activity".
Mr Rock, a special adviser on policy, was arrested at his home in the early hours of 13 February and had resigned the day before.
The matter did not come to light until almost a month later, when a national newspaper’s enquiries forced Downing Street to release a statement confirming the rumours.
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The Independent
A former Downing Street adviser has been charged with making and possessing indecent images of children.
Patrick Rock, who was involved in Government policy on filtering online child abuse images, resigned shortly before his arrest in February.
The 63-year-old has had a glittering career as a Conservative Party adviser spanning 30 years and in the 1970s was credited with coining the slogan “cows moo, dogs bark, Labour puts up taxes”.
On Friday, he was charged with three offences of making indecent images of children and one offence of possession of 59 indecent images of children.
The four charges cover alleged offences committed between 31 July and 31 August 2013.
The pictures have been classed as level C by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP), defined as “indecent images depicting erotic posing with no sexual activity".
Mr Rock, a special adviser on policy, was arrested at his home in the early hours of 13 February and had resigned the day before.
The matter did not come to light until almost a month later, when a national newspaper’s enquiries forced Downing Street to release a statement confirming the rumours.
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