LL Camps trial: Tal Landsman not guilty
Summer camp boss cleared of single charge of cruelty to a child under the age of 16
Summer camp boss Tal Landsman has been found not guilty of cruelty to a child under the age of 16.
The 26-year-old was cleared at St. Albans Crown Court on Friday.
Landsman of Crambus Court, Admiral Drive, Stevenage had been accused of failing to report “indecent images of very young children” taken at LL Camps in Borehamwood after they were found on the mobile phone of co-defendant and co-camp owner Ben Lewis – who is alleged to have asked witnesses not to call police.
Ben Lewis, who has pleaded guilty to the indecent images of children charge, was not in court.
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