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Man who downloaded vile images of children given community order
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Stephen Gordon received an 18 month community order and a sexual harm prevention order
- Stephen Gordon received an 18 month community order and a sexual harm prevention order
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- Man who downloaded vile images of children given community order
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- 21m agoManchester Evening News (GB): Stephen Gordon received an 18 month community order and a sexual harm prevention order
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