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LIVERPOOL CABBIE JAILED AFTER FILMING BOY IN CINEMA TOILET & POSSESSING CHILD ABUSE IMAGES
Liverpool cabbie, Daniel Albertina, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after being caught filming a 16-year-old boy in a cinema toilet and subsequently found to be in possession of a disturbing collection of child abuse images and extreme pornography. The 39-year-old’s “secret life” of depravity was exposed at Liverpool Crown Court on 11 March. The court heard that the teenager, attending Odeon Switch Island, noticed a mobile phone being held under the cubicle wall while he was using the toilet. Prosecutor Paul Becker detailed how Albertina, identified as a Delta taxi driver, was apprehended after the boy reported the incident to cinema staff. A police investigation revealed a trove of incriminating evidence on
his devices. This included 165 indecent images of children, videos of a teenage girl showering, and pornographic images depicting bestiality. Albertina admitted to “offences of voyeurism over six weeks on about six occasions” at the cinema, telling detectives he had “an attraction to young males and females.” He pleaded guilty to two counts of voyeurism, four charges of possession of indecent images of children, nine offences of making indecent images, and four matters of possession of extreme pornographic images. Judge Andrew
Menary KC condemned Albertina’s “disgrace-
ful, appalling catalogue of conduct,” stating: “This is outrageous conduct. It is not often that this court is shocked. Sadly, we have seen it all. But these are really bad images of their type.” The judge added: “This was not the first time that you had done this. It is clear from what you said to the police that you had got into the habit, having used the toilet after dropping off a customer and realised that it was possible for you to go into the toilets and use your telephone to take a picture or record what was happening in the adjacent cubicle.” In addition to the prison sentence, Albertina received a five-year restraining order, a ten-year sexual harm prevention order, and will be required to register as a sex offender for ten years.
CORNWALL CABBIE FILMED SLURRING AT PETROL STATION CHARGED WITH REFUSING BREATH TEST
A cabbie has been charged after being filmed in a severely intoxicated state at a petrol station in Hayle, Cornwall, struggling to stand and slurring her words at around 2am in the morning. The incident, captured on video shows the woman attempting to purchase tobacco after crashing her taxi into forecourt bollards. It depicts the driver swaying, grasping the service hatch for support as she nearly falls back- wards, and pointing erratically. “I’m the taxi driver. I’m just driving by,” she slurred, moments after the collision.
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The witness, a former police officer, des- cribed the scene as “absolutely awful”. “She was unable to speak without slurring and could barely hold herself upright,” the witness stated. “I haven’t seen a drink driver like that since I was in the police 20 years ago.” The driver was so intoxicated that she couldn’t provide a breathalyser sample, attempting to “suck, like a
straw,” despite clear instructions. “Shockingly when I took her to one side and removed her keys from her and told her I wouldn’t let her drive as she might kill someone, she said she was a taxi driver and that meant she could do it regardless,” the witness added. “Absolutely disgusting.” Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed the arrest of Kristina Burton, 51, of Hayle, on 19 March. She has been charged with failure to provide a specimen for analysis and is scheduled to appear at Truro Magistrates’ Court on Thursday 3 April.
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