Feet-loving pervert told 'boy' he would 'make him a man' - and asked him to take his school shoes to a meeting
A sex offender who thought he was talking to a teenage boy asked him to bring his school shoes with him to a meet 'to engage in sexual abuse', a court was told. But Peter Cumberland, 31, was actually chatting to a 'paedophile hunter' posing as a schoolboy - and has now been jailed.
Lisa Worsley, prosecuting, said the sting was set up by a member of the paedophile hunters group TFN , reports Lancs Live. Posing as a 14-year-old boy called Adam, the decoy made references to being at school and living with his parents. Clare Thomas, defending him, said Cumberland has learning difficulties and would find prison particularly hard to bear, as he would be vulnerable to bullying and exploitation.
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