Dark Justice (group)
organisation | |
Founded | 30 October 2014 |
Area served | United Kingdom |
Website |
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Dark Justice (founded on 30 October 2014[1]) is a two-man operation based in Newcastle upon Tyne.[2] They are a team of online journalists who pretend to be under-age children online to catch paedophiles.[3] Their evidence has been used in court and has successfully secured the prosecution of six men: Roger Lee,[4] John Rudd,[5] Colin Patterson, Stephen Short,[6] Barry Scott,[7] and Hazaa Said.[8]
References
- ↑ "Founded".
- ↑ "Dark Justice: The vigilante paedophile hunters who revel in 'football factory' stings". International Business Times UK.
- ↑ The JPS Show (BBC Radio)
- ↑ "Paedophile caught in vigilante 'sting' after he drove 300 miles to meet 14-year-old girl". mirror.
- ↑ "Dark Justice sting paedophile John Rudd jailed". BBC News.
- ↑ "Stephen Short: Paedophile jailed after being snared by internet vigilante group Dark Justice". Mirror.
- ↑ "Wallsend paedophile Barry Scott jailed after Dark Justice sting". Chronicle.
- ↑ "Paedophile arrives to meet 11 year old girl for sex after grooming her on WhatsApp". Daily Mail.
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