Paedophile who used AI to undress children was bailed to flat overlooking playground
Sir Mark Rowley said prosecutors opposed bail three times as Dogan was allowed back to his flat, forcing one family to move away.
- On Thursday, Wood Green Crown Court jailed 32-year-old Zafer Dogan for two years and four months after he pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children and using AI to create sexually explicit content.
- Dogan, an Enfield mechanic, secretly took more than 5,000 photos from his bedroom window overlooking a playground, then used AI to digitally alter images of two children aged seven and 13 into explicit material.
- Judge Alexander Jacobs described Dogan as a "Jekyll and Hyde" character during sentencing, while mothers of victims expressed feeling "punched in the gut" and "helpless" upon learning their children were targeted.
- Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley criticized the justice system's "unfathomable decisions" to grant Dogan bail three times, forcing one victim's family to move to temporary accommodation to escape the offender.
- Sir Mark warned that "innovation cannot come at the expense of public safety" regarding AI technology, as police continue forensic trawls of seized devices to identify further victims still unknown to investigators.
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Man jailed after using AI to make nude images of children released on bail near playground
A prolific sex offender who secretly photographed women and children and used artificial intelligence to create sexualised images was repeatedly granted bail to his flat overlooking a children’s playground, despite police and prosecutors warning of the risk he posed.Zafer Dogan, 32, was jailed for two years and four months at Wood Green Crown Court this afternoon, after admitting multiple offences involving indecent images of children, extreme p…
Man who used AI to make children’s images naked was bailed to flat near playground
Zafer Dogan was jailed for two years and four months on Thursday
In England, a man who created sexually explicit AI material using images of children and women has been sentenced to 2 years and 4 months in prison. London police said the decision disappointed the victims and that the perpetrator was released pending trial and returned home.
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