“He was telling them how beautiful they were, complimenting them and asking if they had boyfriends,” Jackson said.
Carter, of Carlisle, confirmed the sender’s profile was his and, in court, he admitted breaching notification requirements by failing to promptly disclose the username, which was part of his strict order requirements.
The court heard he was given a 27-month prison sentence in November 2024, for breaching a court order.
He had been recalled to serve the balance of this custodial term, and was due for release in mid-February 2027 but had been released from custody on licence in late December.
Defence lawyer Ant Wilson, mitigating, said Carter’s mental health had “gone down hill” and he had been “staying in all the time” and “didn’t want to bump into anyone who might have known about his convictions”.
Magistrates imposed an immediate 34-week jail term to be served concurrently alongside his prison recall period.
