Police intelligence has suggested for some time that Mr Matthew Boyle is involved in drug distribution in Portsmouth particularly in the Southsea area. Mr Matthew Boyle worked as a DJ in Portsmouth clubs during his undergraduate studies and he has continued to keep close links with venues such as pubs and clubs where young people congregate. Mr Matthew Boyle, born on the 4^th of October 1992 and known as Mat, is originally from the Greater Manchester Area. He moved to Portsmouth to study for a BA degree in Art and Music in the school of Creative Technology.

According to a police interview and records, he received an inheritance in 2009 from his grandmother and spent it on buying flats to rent to students. He himself lives in his own flat, in SOUTH SEA PORTSMOUTH flat 23, block 2, level 3,and rents some of its rooms to students. He has a girlfriend called Samantha who is 21 years old and studies at Portsmouth University doing a BSc in Chemistry. She has also a brother, Alexander, who studies computer science in the school of computing. The interview of the police indicated that Alexander and Matthew are not in good terms. Matthew has a flirting nature with girls and Alexander, being the brother of Samantha, disapproves it. In general, Mr Matthew Boyle describes himself as a 'record producer' and 'talent-spotter' and has an office in his flat, which may be being used as a front for money laundering from illegitimate income such as drugs. His girlfriend sometimes stays at his flat and she has full access to his computers and office according to information from the police interview record.

Mr Boyle became a suspect to the Hampshire Drug Offences Unit when they received reliable intelligence from Manchester Crime Unit after the arrest of a drug dealer, named Anthony Dealer, who had the phone number of Mr Matthew Boyle in his contact list. Mr Anthony Dealer admitted to the police during the interview that he is a close friend of Mr Matthew Boyle.

Mr Matthew Boyle does not have a criminal record. However, the police believe he is a supplier of class A drugs, predominantly Ecstasy tabs, and class B drugs, Cannabis Resin. Mr Matthew Boyle's premises have been put under surveillance for several weeks.The intelligence source, after watching the movement of Mr Matthew Boyle, suggested that he might have more connections in the Greater Manchester area than first thought, such as meeting people in pubs and clubs for possible drug distribution.

Furthermore, the surveillance source revealed that he lived on his own and his girlfriend sometimes stays at his place at the weekends. He also appears to receive regular visits from a much younger woman, believed to be a student or a relative of one of his tenants, Jack. Mr Boyle regularly attends pubs, clubs and events in Southsea where it is believed that drugs are being sold.

On Tuesday the 29^th of October, after an anonymous phone call to Hampshire Crime Unit regarding Mr Matthew Boyle's behaviour, the intelligence source believed that he might be in possession and production of indecent material related to child pornography. There were some suggestions that the unidentified younger woman visiting Mr Boyle's flat may be underage too. The Senior Investigating Officer, DCI Holmes, obtained a search warrant, then immediately raided Mr Boyle's flat and office, and arrested him under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act, Section 17, 18 & 19, which was authorized, and took place on the 8^th of November 2022 at 15:00 hours.

EvIdence are found gps device, mobile phone (nexus 6). During forensic, Some child porn images are found from evidence. Also , there are few evidence for drug trafficing such as web browsing history, drugs images. some text messages with code words.

The report format (Individual report).

1. Introduction of the case (not part of the real report), including the name of the suspect and the charges(refer to the description of the case)
2. Streamlined Forensic Digital Evidence Report (SFR)
   1. Summary of the forensic evidence

Relates to-- Ref No:----------------------

Location / Venue ----------------- Date of Offence----------------

Forensic Case Ref: -------------- Crime No: ------------------

Forensic Lab Ref: ---------------- Examiner/Role/ --------------

Custody/URN: ----------------- Report No:----1-----

2.1 Case management - To the court and to the defence:Theprosecution proposes to rely on the forensic evidence contained in this SFR and if there is a trial, to adduce it by way of a s10 CJA 1967 admission to the general effect that the exhibit(s) listed were forensically examined and the examination produced the result(s) described. Therefore, should there be a real issue in relation to the forensic evidence below, such that the admission cannot be made, the prosecution ask that the defence identify the issue (Crim.PR.3.3 and Crim.PR 33.3(2)). If this report contains expert evidence, then, in accordance with CPR 33.3(2), the defence is required to serve a response to this report as soon as practicable, and in any event not more than 14 days after service of the report setting out which, if any of the conclusions in this report are admitted as fact, and where a conclusion is not admitted what are the disputed issues concerning that conclusion. This SFR is not a witness statement to which the provisions of s9 CJA 1967 and Crim.PR 27 apply, nor is it an expert's report to which the provisions of Crim. PR 33.4 apply, its purpose being to introduce any expert evidence contained therein as admitted fact. If this SFR contains expert opinion, it is a summary of that opinion served pursuant to Crim. PR 33.3(1). SFRs assist courts to fulfil their duty to manage the case (Crim.PR 3.1) by ensuring that evidence is presented in the shortest and clearest way and by facilitating the early identification of the real issues. (CrimPR 3.2). Each party must actively assist the court in fulfilling its duty (CrimPR 3.3).

Table containing One Column (Exhibits name and number) and one column containing Results finding briefly.

1. Digital Evidence Supporting/Technical Information

Details explanation of the evidence, how many, how did you obtain them, describe the method and the processes - you must related to the principles of ACPO. Tools, Operating system, Internet, Applications, History etc... (Audit trial - logbook)

1. Table to list all the exhibits - name, paths etc.
2. Extraction report - Table containing device information, serial number, OS, memory models Physical or logical partitions etc.
3. Appendices
   1. Interview record form
   2. Exhibit collection form/Witness statement
   3. Executing warrant
   4. LogBook for the seizure