Charity Worker Banned for Indecent Messages

0:00That's the story for today, Europe News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story. A former charity worker in Northern Ireland has been permanently banned from social care after getting convicted for sending indecent messages to A, vulnerable woman he was supposed to support. Steven Wilson, a 43-year-old man for Moigashell, worked with homeless adults for the group ex-turn when this happened. He first used his work phone, then switched to his personal one, to send the inappropriate text. Last September, Wilson admitted the charges in Dungenna Magistrate's Court for messages sent between May 11th and 15th, 2000, 25. The court heard details of the explicit content, and he lost his job right after. Now, the Northern Ireland Social Care Council has stepped in with a removal order following a fitness to practice hearing that Wilson skipped entirely. This case highlights the strict safeguards in place to protect vulnerable people from those in positions of trust, ensuring folks like him can work, and care roles anymore.