Renewable energy tycoon caught with indecent images of children after asking computer shop to wipe his hard drives - but staff member was a police special constable

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Renewable energy tycoon caught with indecent images of children after asking computer shop to wipe his hard drives - but staff member was a police special constable

Alexander Hensher, 48, the company director of a renewables business, told the member of staff at the shop in Bournemouth, Dorset, that he was being investigated by police.