www.bbc.co.uk Composer David Poore Sentenced for Child Exploitation Images
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- •David Poore was found with over 1,000 illegal images of children.
- •The investigation began with a referral from Google in 2021.
- •Poore received an 18-month community order and a five-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
David Poore, a 59-year-old award-winning music composer from Bristol, has been sentenced after police discovered over 1,000 illegal images of children on his computer. He admitted to making indecent images and possessing a prohibited image of a child in June 2026. The court learned that the investigation began with a referral from Google in September 2021, which linked the uploads to Poore's IP address. His sentencing included an 18-month community order, a five-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, and 100 hours of unpaid work. Poore's actions have severely impacted his personal life, ending his marriage and damaging his relationship with his child. He has undergone therapy and volunteered with the Lucy Faithfull Foundation to help others at risk of similar offenses.
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