English cricketer David Hymers arrested for explicit conversations with minor school girls

David Hymers, a 29-year-old English club cricketer, has been detained for engaging in a heinous series of activities. Hymers was caught by police and sentenced to three years of community service under the sex offender programme after sending graphic communications to schoolgirls. Only after paedophile hunters confronted him did he reveal the unexpected change of events to his teammates.

The club cricketer was confronted in front of his colleagues before being arrested at the Tynemouth Cricket Club ground by two police officers. Hymers was probed by members of the covert organization's Guardian of the North before law enforcement arrived. When the organization's leader announced that he needed to be questioned about his online activity, his fellow cricketers were taken aback.

After interrogation, the group notified him that "the cops are on their way." He admitted to being engaged in two of his accusations when the two cops lifted him off the ground. He admitted to participating in a sex chat after being misled into thinking he was conversing with a 13 and 14-year-old adolescent girl.

It was revealed that the Guardians constructed phoney accounts of adolescent females to track down cyber predators. Prosecutor Andrew Espley told the New Castle United Court that the defamed player was always starting talks with phrases like-

"Hey, that's a great top; did you buy it on sale? It's on sale at my place for 100% off. Espley continued, "He said he'd extend the offer to their pants."

Hymers was found guilty of his crimes in August after discovering that he also plays cricket for the local squad. He used the fictitious name 'Hugh' in online conversations, and after being informed that the ladies were underage, he continued his graphic communication in the same manner.

"They showed up, spoke with him, phoned the cops, and Mr Hymers was taken into custody," Espley stated.