Dundee video game artist caught with 10 sick child abuse videos and 149 indecent images By Reporter September 19 2018, 5:09am September 19 2018, 5:09am Share Dundee video game artist caught with 10 sick child abuse videos and 149 indecent images Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/dundee/2561942/dundee-video-game-artist-caught-with-10-sick-child-abuse-videos-and-149-indecent-images/ Copy Link A video game artist has been warned he faces jail after being caught with a stash of child rape videos. Paul Simms’ house in Dundee was raided by police on September 28 last year. Officers discovered Simms had wiped his laptop and reinstalled the operating system the day before they attended. But specialist forensic cyber crime officers were able to recover 149 indecent images and 10 sick videos with a total run time of almost four hours. >> Keep up to date with the latest news with The Tele newsletter A sheriff warned Simms: “The number and category of images means a custodial sentence will be my starting point.” Simms, 35, of Scott Street, pleaded guilty to taking or making indecent images of children between May 12 and July 12 last year. Sheriff Simon Collins QC deferred sentence until next month. Simms was released on bail and placed on the sex offenders register in the meantime. This article originally appeared on the Evening Telegraph website. For more information, read about our new combined website.