The first 'cyber flasher' is convicted under England's new law and sentenced to more than 5 years in prison

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Sex offender is the first person in England and Wales to be convicted under a new cyber-flashing law. The first 'cyberflasher' is convicted under England's new law and gets more than 5 years in prison. A sex offender is convicted of more than five years in jail.

Sex offender is the first person in England and Wales to be convicted under a new cyber-flashing law. The first 'cyberflasher' is convicted under England's new law and gets more than 5 years in prison. A sex offender is convicted of more than five years in jail.

Sex offender is the first person in England and Wales to be convicted under a new cyber-flashing law. The first 'cyberflasher' is convicted under England's new law and gets more than 5 years in prison. A sex offender is convicted of more than five years in jail.

Sex offender is the first person in England and Wales to be convicted under a new cyber-flashing law. The first 'cyberflasher' is convicted under England's new law and gets more than 5 years in prison. A sex offender is convicted of more than five years in jail.

Sex offender is the first person in England and Wales to be convicted under a new cyber-flashing law. He has been sentenced to more than five years in prison. The first 'cyberflasher' is convicted under England's new law and gets more than 5 years.

England's first convicted 'cyber-flasher' sentenced to 5 years. Nicholas Hawkes was the first person in England and Wales convicted of violating the Online Safety Act. The act makes it an offense to send unsolicited sexual images. Hawkes has been sentenced to five years in prison.