Stephen Sparkes, District Crown Prosecutor and hate crime lead for CPS East of England:

A disgruntled employee who compromised computer systems owned by his former company when he was sacked has been sentenced after he admitted hacking offences.

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Carlo Tritta, 19, who groomed a teenage girl he met on social media, was jailed for 28 months today after admitting the offences.

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