Provocator Curtis Arnold AKA DJE MEDIA [Part 1: Religious Stalls/ISKON]

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Reporter Stephen Topping has discovered, there is more to Curtis than meets the eye.
Stephen has been investigating Arnold and has found he is a convicted sex offender who is monitored by Thames Valley Police.
Arnold, 36, from Kidderminster, Worcestershire, spends several hours filming content for each video before editing the footage down for YouTube. He previously posted as Curtis Media, but renamed his channels to DJE Media in videos posted after coming under fire for his actions during Nicola Bulley’s disappearance. When asked for his name by members of the public in his videos, Arnold replies: “Dan.”
While looking into Arnold’s work, Stephen found that he appeared at Harrow Crown Court in February 2019 to be sentenced after pleading guilty to 12 counts of fraud and one count each of voyeurism, causing a person to engage in sexual activity and making indecent images of a victim aged under 18. He had been found posing as a modelling agent to take images of women in gyms before posting them online without consent to sell his fitness products.
Harrow Crown Court confirmed Arnold was sentenced to 40 months in prison, before this was later reduced to 34 months. He was also issued a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) - a type of court order, monitored by police, which restricts certain behaviours - and added to the sex offenders register for a decade. The SHPO was also issued for 10 years and remains in force until February 2029.
He also has a number of previous convictions for a range of offences, most recently in November this year, when he received a suspended four-month prison sentence for trespass on a protected site.