He stopped short of imposing an extended sentence with post-release supervision because the ROSHO will continue to be in force until 2025. 'You were given prison sentences for each of the first two breaches and, in my view, a prison sentence is inevitable on this third charge to try to get home to you the importance of complying with these conditions.' Jailing the accused, Sheriff Douglas Kinloch told him: 'Unfortunately this is the third time you've been convicted of failing to comply with the conditions of such an order, which was put in place to try to keep the public safe. He stressed that Herschell's previous offences 'in no way' related to children. 'He is all too aware now that a sentence of imprisonment will be imposed if he doesn't comply with the conditions to the letter.' 'There was nothing untoward about his behaviour other than the fact he should not have been in the company of children. However, he claimed: 'There was no alternative motive - sinister or otherwise - other than to support his friend. Herschell was sentenced to 14 months behind bars at HMP Addiewell (above) in West Lothian, an all-male facility, and told his name would remain on the sex offenders' register for the next 10 yearsД®arlier this year, Herschell was found to have been in the company of several youngsters at a friend's house in nearby Livingston.ДЄmong other things, the ROSHO banned Herschell, from West Calder, West Lothian, from having any contact or communication with anyone under the age of 16 save for 'incidental or unavoidable contact'.Д«ut earlier this year he was found in the company of several youngsters at a friend's house in nearby Livingston.ДЄndy Aitken, defending, admitted that his client had breached public protection orders twice before.

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