During sentencing, Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring stated, 'Your reputation is in tatters,' highlighting the stark contrast between Edwards' celebrated career and his current conviction.
Edwards' barrister remarked on his deep remorse, stating, 'He knows he has hurt and he has damaged his family and his loved ones around him,' emphasizing the personal impact of his actions.
The Magistrate acknowledged Edwards' previous good character, saying, 'You were highly regarded for your dedication and professionalism,' yet pointed out the gravity of his current situation.
Despite admitting to making indecent photographs, the Magistrate concluded that Edwards 'does not pose a risk to the public or children,' raising questions about the sentencing outcome.
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