We have put this two man paedophile ring altogether In order to make people aware of who they are and what they get up too.
Alan Hawkins and Terence Moore are two prolific paedophile’s who were a couple in a relationship with each other and shared a house on (belive it or not) Saville Street, north Shields.
They both have some of the strangest and most disturbing ideas in the way they think and Alan seems to have a SERIOUS addiction to indecent images of children, where as Terence turned up to meet whatbhe thought was a 15 year old boy with a baby’s bottle, a dummy, a nappy and condoms which is extremely disgusting.
Alan has just been jailed for 16 months for having MORE indecent images of boys on his devices and blames the break up with Terence for his “downward spiral” since Terence left Alan last year.
Below is the full story’s of each separate offences, the joint offences when they were a couple and the two time’s Terence was caught by Dark Justice.
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⛔30th October 2021⛔
⚠️ALAN HAWKINS⚠️
North Shields registered sex offender had indecent image of boys on his phone
Alan Hawkins, of North Shields, has previous convictions for indecent assault and possessing and distributing indecent images
A serial pervert is back behind bars after police found an indecent image of boys on his phone.
Alan Hawkins has been jailed previously for indecent assault and possessing and distributing indecent images.
When police went to the registered sex offender’s home in September this year, they examined his phone and the first picture they found in his photo gallery was the indecent image.
The court heard it was of the most serious type, category A.
Now the 57-year-old, of Saville Street West, North Shields, who has 23 previous convictions, has been jailed at Newcastle Crown Court.
The court heard he was jailed for 18 months for indecent assault in 1997, got five years for possessing and distributing indecent images in 2008, three years for possessing indecent images in 2018 and a suspended sentence last June for breaching his sexual harm prevention order.
On September 30, police attended his home and the latest offence was discovered.
Joe Hedworth, prosecuting, said: “The picture gallery on his phone was looked at and the first image seen was a category A indecent image.”
He pleaded guilty to possessing an indecent image and breaching the suspended sentence imposed last year and was locked up for a total of 16 months.
Recorder Keir Monteith QC told him: “It’s a serious offence and it’s got to stop, one way or another.
“The worst thing about it is you are her carrying that baggage of those six convictions for 23 offences and they are unpleasant and that’s putting it mildly.”
Stuart Graham, defending, said Hawkins had a troubled childhood and went into a downward spiral after his partner, who had been his co-defendant in the case last year, left him.
Mr Graham said: “This had an absolutely devastating impact on the defendant and because of that he started taking cannabis to try to shut the world out and his pain.
“He stupidly went into what I can only describe as a spiral of self-destruction, so much so he is in custody and will be there for some time.
“He is on suicide watch at the moment, he is in a terrible state.”
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⚠️DOUBLE TROUBLE⚠️
June 2020
🚫ALAN HAWKINS AND TERENCE MOORE
Child sex offender partners breached court order by hiding laptop and mobile phone from police
Terence Moore, who has a past conviction for attempting to meet a child following sexual grooming, and Alan Hawkins, who was convicted of making indecent images of children, were given Sexual Harm Prevention Orders
Two perverted partners breached a court order by hiding a mobile phone and lap top from police.
Terence Moore, who has a past conviction for attempting to meet a child following sexual grooming, and Alan Hawkins, who has a past conviction for making indecent images of children, were both given Sexual Harm Prevention Orders as part of their sentences back in 2017 and 2013 respectively.
A court was told that the requirements included that both men must produce any device, which was capable of accessing the internet, when asked by police.
But, when officers visited their home on Saville Street West, in North Shields, this week, the pair failed to disclose a mobile phone, which was hidden under a sofa, and a lap top, which was concealed under a unit.
Both men were arrested and subsequently appeared separately at North Tyneside Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
First in the dock was Moore, 55, who pleaded guilty to two counts of breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Lee Poppett, prosecuting, said Moore was caught in a Dark Justice sting attempting to meet what he thought was a 15-year-old boy on two occasions after grooming them on the internet in 2017.
He had actually been talking to decoy profiles, which were set-up by the online paedophile hunters, and was confronted by members of the group at the meeting points.
Alarmingly, on one occasion, Moore turned up with a baby’s bottle, a dummy, a nappy and condoms.
The pervert was jailed for 26 months and given the Sexual Harm Prevention Order indefinitely.
Mr Poppett told the court that a risk manager attended Moore’s home on June 23 and he produced a mobile phone and lap top upon request.
The prosecutor added: “While at the address, the defendant’s partner Alan Hawkins entered. It was discovered that there was a further mobile phone under the sofa, which both parties stated belonged to Mr Hawkins.
“Following enquiries, Mr Hawkins was also in breach of an order and was arrested himself. The defendant was asked if any other internet devices at the address and he said there was a lap top under a unit and pointed to it.”
The court was told that initial examinations of the two devices hadn’t uncovered anything sinister but they were yet to be forensically examined.
Gregg Stephens, defending, said Moore was “not very bright” and had always adhered to the order in the past.
He added: “The problem arises when he became aware that there was other items in the house, which had not been previously disclosed.
“It’s his partner’s lap top, which he accepts he accessed to show his partner how to get on it. The other phone is just was just lying around the house and had been used just for gaming and downloading music.”
District Judge Paul Currer deemed the case too serious for him to finalise and committed Moore to Newcastle Crown Court for sentence.
He was released on conditional bail to next appear there on July 22.
Next in the dock was Hawkins, who pleaded guilty to two counts of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order.
The court heard that Hawkins was given the order indefinitely in 2013, as well as a three-year jail sentence, for possessing and making indecent images of children. The 56-year-old also has a previous child sex offence from the 1990s.
Mr Poppett said: “As part of that order, the defendant was prohibited from being in possession of any device capable of accessing the internet unless it’s got a capacity to retain history and he makes such devices available for inspection by officers.
“You have heard the details of the offence from his co-accused, Mr Moore.”
Also releasing Hawkins on conditional bail to next appear at Newcastle Crown Court for sentence, District Judge Currer said: “You have pleaded guilty to two serious offences, serious because of your poor record of accessing indecent images of children.”
As previously reported on Chroniclelive, Moore was first caught by Dark Justice in January 2017.
His home was searched and officers found a bedroom had been set up as a child’s nursery, with soft toys, a rocking horse and baby materials.
Another room contained fetish items and ladies clothes while in the kitchen there were baby dummies, formula milk and adult nappies.
Moore was bailed but within weeks he was back online and talking to another fake 15-year-old boy, ‘Gary’, which Dark Justice had also created.
They agreed to meet at the Town Moor, in Newcastle, and Moore said he would bring a dummy and women’s clothes.
He was again arrested and, when his rucksack was searched, items including pink bloomers, a dummy, foam breasts, a baby bottle, two condoms, lipstick, a wig, bra, knickers, an adult nappy and a maid’s outfit were found.
Newcastle Crown Court heard at the time that Moore “serious learning difficulties and he is of limited intellectual ability”.
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⛔JULY 2017⛔
⚠️TERRANCE MOORE⚠️
Pervert twice caught by Dark Justice trying to meet boys had dummies, a baby’s bottle and nappies
Terence Moore was caught by Dark Justice twice in the space of a few weeks trying to meet up with what he thought were 15-year-old boys
Twisted Terence Moore was caught trying to meet young boys twice in the space of six weeks – and alarmingly turned up with a baby’s bottle, a dummy, a nappy and condoms.
The pervert made contact online with what he thought was a 15-year-old boy and the conversation soon turned filthy.
A court heard he told ‘James’ he was a ‘cross-dresser’ and added: “I’ve got baby gear as well, adult baby gear, nappies, a dummy and bottles.”
Moore didn’t realise he had in fact fallen into a trap set by paedophile hunters Dark Justice, who turned up outside his home to confront him after he invited ‘James’ round.
Police were called and when Moore’s home was searched they found a bedroom had been set up as a child’s nursery, with soft toys, a rocking horse and baby materials.
Another room contained fetish items and ladies clothes while in the kitchen there were baby dummies, formula milk and adult nappies.
After being arrested on January 29, Moore was bailed but within weeks he was back online and talking to another fake 15-year-old boy, ‘Gary’, which Dark Justice had also created.
Prosecutor Neil Pallister told the court: “He appeared very cautious and there was reference to having to be careful because of Dark Justice.”
The conversation continued for a couple of days and moved onto Facebook Messenger.
Mr Pallister said: “Moore started sending pictures of himself dressed as a female.
“He suggested the boy he thought was a 15-year-old boy would want to dress as a baby and asked if he wanted to kiss and if he wanted to be mammy or daddy.”
Moore then asked Gary when his mother would be home and said “can you not get a break from school.”
They agreed to meet at the Town Moor on March 13 and Moore said he would bring a dummy and women’s clothes.
Between 1.30 and 2pm, Moore arrived at Wylam Brewery and was again confronted by Dark Justice.
Mr Pallister said: “The defendant had a dummy in his hand and said he had a nappy and women’s clothing in his back pack.
“He was detained until the police arrived.
“His property was searched at the police station and in his rucksack was found items including pink bloomers, a dummy, foam breasts, a baby bottle, two condoms, lipstick, a wig, bra, knickers, an adult nappy and a maid’s outfit.”
Moore, 52, of The Sycamores, Newcastle, pleaded guilty to two charges of attempting to meet a child following sexual grooming and was jailed for 26 months and given a sexual harm prevention order and told her must sign the sex offenders register indefinitely.
Judge Tim Gittins told him: “It’s clear you lead an isolated lonely life following a difficult childhood and you have limited intellectual functioning and learning difficulties.
“But you know you should not be trying to contact children in the way you did.
“It’s clear you have become a regular user of the internet to arrange bisexual contacts, mainly homosexual contacts and fetish behaviour. All that is fine, that’s a matter for you, unless you try to engage with that behaviour with young people, some of whom need protecting from you and from themselves.
“You remain a serious risk of causing serious harm to young children by engaging in this sort of behaviour.
“You will be watched and monitored when you are released. Any further offending will be treated all the more seriously.”
The court heard Moore has a previous conviction from almost 30 years ago for attempting to have sex with a girl aged under 13.
Elizabeth Muir, defending, said: “He is a man who, it is clear, has considerable difficulties.
“His previous conviction is almost 30 years ago and he has kept himself out of trouble since then.
“He has some serious learning difficulties and he is of limited intellectual ability.
“From the age of eight he was brought up in children’s homes as a result of physical abuse by his parents.”
