Callum Bowie, 23, previously claimed it was a “drunken mistake” – but did the same again less than a year later. By David Love May 21 2025, 4:30 pm May 21 2025, 4:30 pm The case called at Inverness Sheriff Court. Image DC Thomson A Moray man who once claimed it was a “drunken mistake” when he sent a 13-year-old girl photographs of his private parts has appeared in court after he committed the same offence for a second time. Callum Bowie, 23, was convicted of communicating indecently with a child in 2022 after sending the photos and video to the child over Snapchat. His solicitor at the time argued that Bowie’s actions were a “drunken mistake” and there was “no risk” that would require him to be added to the sex offenders register. “I am quite confident we will not see him in court again,” the solicitor added. However, less than a year after that court appearance, Bowie was back on Snapchat and communicating indecently with what he thought was a 14-year-old girl. Undercover officer snared paedophile Inverness Sheriff Court heard that Bowie – who admitted the offence – was still being monitored by police and had given officers
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