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And used google images of sick people as his profile picture passing it off as himself
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CRB / DBS checks have been abused by companies knowingly and unknowingly, by requiring checks on people who don’t need them, and also possibly using it to offload part of their duty of care by showing that they have checked and nothing came upOn this I wonder how many airsoft site staff are CRB checked or whatever the acronym is now.... I was on the understanding anyone working with children (not sure on age range that is defined by that) has to have a CRB check.
Seeing as OP has had his question answered i'm surprised this is still going and not locked
Speaking as a Dad, I'd be pissed off if a convicted paedophile turned up at my local site. Plenty of kids play airsoft, so its proper dodgy ground IMO - they shouldn't be near kids.
OP - If you and your mate are going to play airsoft again, you might want to check with your local site that you intend to play at and maybe let them know he has a conviction.
I think the continuing discussion is a valid one to be having off the back of OP's post, safe guarding players after all should be a priority to the running of a site.
CRB / DBS checks have been abused by companies knowingly and unknowingly, by requiring checks on people who don’t need them, and also possibly using it to offload part of their duty of care by showing that they have checked and nothing came up
Its for people who may be in a position of ‘power’ / authority and with direct and sole access to children
A marshal could be telling kids what to do, but is not required to be cleared
There is someone in my area & in Paintball that in recent years was convicted, and is on the register. Not kid related and his version of events given in the lead up differed to what came out in court
He hasn’t been banned from sites to my knowledge, but with the national media everyone knows
Agreed.I think the continuing discussion is a valid one to be having off the back of OP's post, safe guarding players after all should be a priority to the running of a site.
Agreed.
I think the original question itself went out the window once the nature of the crime was known. I would assume that a convicted paedophile would have have an order to stay away from anywhere that minors frequent and that would be an airsoft site.
IMHO he shouldn't be allowed to play Airsoft; kids and women often attend.
He claims he didn't know the age of the victim however the sexual predator mentality is still wrong regardless of age. A lack of knowledge is no defence. He's actively groomed someone, that's just plain wrong at any age.
He doesn't sound innocent, he just sounds like he doesn't like the fact he got caught. Paedo's have a known trait of proclaimed innocence and denial of wrong doing. They see no wrong in their actions and that's why they can do it, a normal person can not.
Would an employer not still be under a duty of care to perform those checks to show they are covering their bases should anything arise at a later date?
He claims he didn't know the age of the victim however the sexual predator mentality is still wrong regardless of age. A lack of knowledge is no defence. He's actively groomed someone, that's just plain wrong at any age.
@Rogerborg has covered some of this in his responseInteresting, thanks for the clarification.
Would an employer not still be under a duty of care to perform those checks to show they are covering their bases should anything arise at a later date?
i remember the one that had all the evidence thrown at him online, messages shown of grooming and even a penis pic
not that long ago either, and he was defended and it died off
Dont think I remember this what was it?Was that a certain person who was involved with Marie or whatever her name was
I actually had a rare brain wave earlier and remembered that Tony from RIFT Airsoft said he permanently banned a player from Airsoft after he didn’t inform him that he was a convicted pedo, apparently it’s part of the sex offenders list to inform anyone, be that a prospective partner, a work colleague or client who could leave kids in his care to inform them of his conviction.
His best legal bet would be to ask the head Marshall before turning up.
What he should do however is try and clear his name before even contemplating playing. Unless it’s a private game I doubt anyone will want to play with him, more people are likely to respond like the others above than anything else.
It's DBS now, I don't believe it's a requirement however there are umbrella organisations that act as agencies for adventure sport and children's activities leaders to obtain an enhanced DBS check.On this I wonder how many airsoft site staff are CRB checked or whatever the acronym is now.... I was on the understanding anyone working with children (not sure on age range that is defined by that) has to have a CRB check.