A City worker who posted fake photos of his colleague on porn websites after she refused to give him her number has been jailed.<\/p>\n
Davide Buccheri, 25,\u00a0made a gallery between 2016 and 2017<\/a>\u00a0while working at the investment management firm M&G.<\/p>\n Buccheri then told the woman’s bosses about the photos to discredit her.<\/p>\n At Westminster Magistrates’ Court, he was jailed for 16 weeks and was ordered to pay the victim \u00a35,000 compensation after being convicted of harassment.<\/p>\n Buccheri, originally from Bologna, Italy, was also fined \u00a3930 for the cost of the trial.<\/p>\n District Judge Richard Blake said Buccheri’s victim would live “forevermore” in fear of people she knew finding the photos on “ghastly” websites.<\/p>\n “I was sure that you, having been spurned by her in a very professional and gentle and understanding way, set about on a course of revenge against her,” he said.<\/p>\n “This is a 21st Century sort of revenge in that you invoked the powers of the internet and social media.”<\/p>\n Buccheri was dismissed from M&G for gross misconduct after an internal investigation in August 2017.<\/p>\n A spokesperson said M&G does not tolerate harassment and is continuing to support its employees affected by Buccheri’s behaviour.<\/p>\n Source: bbc.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"