A SEX offender has been given a second suspended sentence order after admitting to breaching a sexual harm prevention order.
Tyler James Deterville, 19, of Belgrave Street, Nelson, was given eight months custody, suspended for 18 months, in September 2017 after admitting to four charges of sexual activity with a child and common assault.
As part of that sentence Deterville was order to also ordered to sign the sex offender register for 10 years and was made subject of a sexual harm prevention order for the same period.
Preston Crown Court heard he breached the order between November 4 and November 5 in Burnley.
Judge Sara Dodd sentenced Deterville to six months in a young offenders institution but suspended it for six months. She also warned him if he breached the order again he would be looking at five years behind bars.
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