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Jack Denny, 26, had been selected as a Reform UK candidate three years after his jail sentence for separate fraud charges had ended but while he was still on the Sex Offenders Register.

Jack Denny, 26, had been selected as a Reform UK parliamentary candidateA former police sergeant convicted of possessing indecent images of children is one of four more election candidates dropped by the Reform Party following a Mail on Sunday investigation.

Denny was found guilty in February 2019 of having two images, one of a boy aged 15-17, and a girl aged 10-12, on a USB memory stick at his home in Hinckley. He was given a 12-month community order and placed on the Sex Offenders Register for five years. In October 2019 he was also convicted of two counts of fraud after falsely claiming £17,008 in overtime and expenses from HM Prison Service and £700 worth of mileage expenses from Leicestershire Police. He was sentenced to two years in prison. Denny is now studying for a PhD in criminology.

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