Just a month after getting released from jail, convicted pedophile Gary Glitter is now behind bars after breaching his bail agreement; check out below what happened.
TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains topics about rape, sexual assault, grooming, and sexual abuse
According to NME, the 70s glam rock singer was initially sentenced for 16 years in February 2015 after being proven that he sexually abused three young girls around 1975 to 1980.
He was charged with his crimes including attempted rape, one count of having sexual intercourse with a girl below 13 years old, and four counts of indecent assault.
Glitter reportedly attacked two girls in his dressing room after isolating them from their mothers. He also attempted to rape a girl who was under 10 at the time.
Just last month, the musician had a taste of freedom after being released from jail seven years later. At the time, a Ministry of Justice spokesperson issued a statement to BBC, saying that sex offenders like the singer are being monitored closely by the authorities as well as probation officers.
He stayed at a bail hotel in Hampshire where a crowd flocked outside to protest against him, leading him to call the police to report a disturbance.
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Today, Sky News reported that the singer, whose real name is Paul Gadd, is under police custody again after breaking the conditions of his bail agreement.
"Protecting the public is our number one priority. That's why we set tough licence conditions and when offenders breach them, we don't hesitate to return them to custody." a representative for the probation service said of the recent incident.
As of this writing, Gary Glitter's legal team has yet to publicly address the issue.
Gary Glitter Netflix Documentary Series Under Works
In the light of his sentencing, the musician will be the center of a Netflix documentary series titled "Hunting Gary Glitter," which will revolve around his conviction for his offenses. (via Variety)
The three-part series will also feature some of his never-before-seen photos, and old videos, as well as interviews with journalists who followed the story of Glitter and later reported his whereabouts to the police, which led to his arrest; at the time, the glam rocker was staying in South East Asia.
Gary Glitter's career began at a young age when he started performing at London clubs under the name Paul Raven. His fame later took off under his current Moniker in 1971. He released several albums like "Glitter," "G. G.," "Silver Star," "Leader II," and many more.
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