Council worker

Customer services assistant Chloe Carr, who worked for Hull City Council, told the paedophile hunters that the sex offender "deserves all he gets" and was ...

He told the court: "I would have locked her up." It wasn't for you to give their details out." I hope this has been a lesson. It's not doing a public service at all. She wasn't allowed to return to work, one assumes." It's a huge disservice. They went to her then home in Anlaby and seized two laptops. He was now aged nearly two. Happy to have helped everyone." The paedophile hunters thanked her. Carr replied: "I am so happy. I will look now."

She told the vigilantes he 'deserves all he gets' before the mob threatening to kill him.

It wasn't for you to give their details out. "She was kicked out of the works chat. You thought you were helping. Happy to have helped everyone." I would have locked her up. Judge Bury said: "You are very lucky about that.

As a result of Chloe Carr, 23, disclosing this sensitive information, a 30-strong mob turned up outside the offender's home and threatened to kill him and ...

"She is just beginning to look for work," said Miss Chapman. Carr had no previous convictions. He told the court: "I would have locked her up." It wasn't for you to give their details out." It's not doing a public service at all. Carr sent a screenshot of the sex offender's address and said: "This can't come back to me due to my work." She wasn't allowed to return to work, one assumes." She told the online paedophile hunters that she had details on the sex offender but asked to be kept anonymous. At 7.19pm, the anti-paedophile group contacted Carr on Facebook Messenger to thank her for her information and to say that the sex offender had been moved from the house. They went to her then home in Anlaby and seized two laptops. Happy to have helped everyone." The paedophile hunters thanked her. Carr replied: "I am so happy.

A WOMAN has been fined by a court after leaking a sex offender's address to a paedophile hunter group while working as a customer services assistant for her ...

It's a huge disservice. It's not doing a public service at all. It wasn't for you to give their details out.” Chloe Carr, who was said to be heavily pregnant at the time of the incident, sparked a 30-strong mob outside the offender’s house. She wasn't allowed to return to work, one assumes”. Ms Carr had no prior convictions.

Chloe Carr was told in court what she did was 'not a public service at all' and the sex offender had 'done their punishment'

Judge Mark Bury said that the offence might not have happened if there had been a "little bit more supervision" of Carr and she had not been working from home. He added that it did "not take much imagination" to work out what the anti-paedophile group were planning to do. He said: "The problem that this causes is that it destabilises offenders. Carr was heavily pregnant at the time and the messages were exchanged just a fortnight before her son was born in July 2020. "She is just beginning to look for work," said Miss Chapman. Carr had no previous convictions She told them she worked for Hull City Council and there was a reply from the online group asking if she could share that address with them. The group contacted Carr on Facebook Messenger at 7.19pm to thank her for her information and to say that the sex offender had been moved from the house. The paedophile hunters continued to contact her in the following days, with further messages about the sex offender. The address of where he would be living was shared by the chat group but Carr sent details of it to a Hull-based anti-paedophile group. The group then said: "Thank you so much" and that details would be going online shortly. He had been warned to “get out now or they would kill him and burn down the property'' by 30 people in the mob outside. As a result of Carr’s unprofessional actions, the sex offender was hurriedly moved to a new address.