Pervert Aussie cop James Anthony Gwynne who shared bestiality and incest ... trends now A cop who has admitted sharing his twisted sexual fantasies involving children and animals in online chats with strangers is still a policeman, despite facing time in jail. James Anthony Gwynne pleaded guilty in March to sending perverted messages referencing incest and bestiality to adult and underage users of the encrypted social media app Whisper. A New South Wales Police Force spokeswoman confirmed Gwynne, who was suspended without pay a week after his arrest in April last year, had still not been dismissed. Police did not explain why Gwynne had not been sacked but Daily Mail Australia understands his employment status will be assessed once he is sentenced. Gwynne contacted women he had never met to share his sick fantasies, which included impregnating his own daughters. The 30-year-old, who does not have children, bragged about being a policeman and told one female Whisper user 'my secret is that my fantasies are illegal'. An Australian cop who has admitted sharing his twisted sexual fantasies involving children and animals in online chats with strangers is still a policeman. James Anthony Gwynne is pictured outside Campbelltown District Court on August 1 Gwynne, who has been working as a traffic controller while he is suspended, told a judge earlier this month he had gained insight into his offending by talking to a psychologist. 'It opened me up to myself,' he said. 'My behaviour and my conduct has obviously been quite questionable.' Gwynne had been warned about breaching the NSW Police Force social media policy in 2019 and 2021 after posting a Tinder profile of himself in full uniform. He had once hoped to join the highway patrol element of the bikie-busting Raptor Squad but that goal was postponed after he was involved in a car accident at work. 'I took quite an interest in traffic safety and I thought I could assist the community in that aspect,' Gwynne told his sentencing hearing. Gwynne used his position as a cop to gain the trust of the girls and women he spoke to online, telling one 17-year-old 'Daddy is a police officer'. In April last year James Gwynne contacted a Whisper user and asked if she would want 'a cute Australian cop' to get the woman and her 12-year-old daughter pregnant He has admitted trying to groom one 15-year-old American girl by forwarding her graphic content including a picture of his genitals taken next to his police shirt. Most of the messages, which were sent between February and April last year when he was based at Waverley police station in Sydney's east, are too explicit to publish. He asked one woman, 'Do you ever wish your dog could get you pregnant and have your own puppies?' then said, 'You will get no judgement from me' followed by a smiley face emoji. Gwynne told another woman, 'I also have a fantasy about one day having daughters and taking their virginities and impregnating them. Sorry if that's way too f**ked up for you.' When a third woman asked what it was Gwynne liked about the idea of his future wife engaging in bestiality he replied, 'Oh I just like the thought that she's so submissive she'll even bow to my wishes'. When one teenager said she did not want to show Gwynne her face because 'I'm still a minor after all', he asked, 'What if I told you that I do a job that makes it even worse for daddy?' Gwynne, who got married in October, wiped away tears as he gave evidence at his sentencing hearing at Campbelltown District Court before Judge Tanya Smith. The court heard Gwynne's deviant sexual fantasies led to a diagnosis of zoophilia - a sexual interest in animals - but he denied having a sexual interest in children. Gwynne, who is trying to stay out of prison, was asked what he feared about going into custody. 'That I might become a target to the other inmates,' he said. 'Given the nature of my offending and the fact I was a police officer may make me more of a target than the general population.' Gwynne had not thought about the consequences of his actions at the time he engaged in the online discussions but now understood the extent of his wrongdoing. 'In the moment I was just looking for cheap sexual gratification,' he said. 'I felt in those mornings I was engaging in these chats I was just looking for a cheap way to get my rocks off. 'I was looking for a cheap w**k to put it basically.' In April last year officers from the US Human Trafficking Investigators Task Force in Minnesota conducted a covert operation using the assumed online identity (AOI) of a 15-year-old girl Gwynne acknowledged he had known it was wrong to engage in such conversations with a person under 16 but did not understand it was an offence to discuss his deviant sexual fantasies. 'I knew that it was morally wrong,' he said. 'I didn't know it was unlawful.' Gwynne said revealing himself as a policeman online had mostly been 'attention seeking' but he had also used his job to make the women and girls feel safe. Despite asking one 15-year-old to send him pictures of her crotch, Gwynne said he had never committed offences against children 'in real life'. He now recognised the impact sharing his fantasies with children could have had, particularly as he used his status as a police officer to gain their trust. 'It opens them up to believe that police are not trustworthy people,' Gwynne told the court. Judge Smith will sentence Gwynne in October. Read the sick messages James Anthony Gwynne sent to teen girls In March last year, while calling himself 'daddy', James Gwynne asked a Whisper user if she would send pictures of herself, describing her as 'his little breeding toy'. 'My confession is that my fantasies are pretty f**ked up and I've never told anyone because I will go to jail,' he wrote. When the Whisper user - who claimed to be 17 - said she would not show Gwynne her face because 'I'm still a minor after all', he asked, 'What if I told you that I do a job that makes it even worse for daddy?' Whisper user: 'What is it daddy?' Gwynne: 'Daddy is a police officer.' Whisper user: 'Police officer and perv lol.' In April last year Gwynne contacted another Whisper user and asked if she would want 'a cute Australian cop' to get the woman and her 12-year-old daughter pregnant. Woman: 'Are you really a cop? Why would you be on this site?' Gwynne: 'Yes I am but I'm from Australia. Honestly I'm a bit of an introvert outside of work and this is how I speak to people.' Woman: 'Yes but as law enforcement are you not obligated to report or investigate the activities on this site?' The same month officers from the US Human Trafficking Investigators Task Force in Minnesota conducted a covert operation using the assumed online identity (AOI) of a 15-year-old girl. Gwynne contacted the AOI and told her he was an Australian policeman. She told him she was in her sophomore year of high school. Gwynne asked the AOI to send him pictures of herself and he forwarded her what was referred to in a statement of facts as 'intimate content' of an unknown nature. AOI: 'How about you prove to me ur a naughty Aussie cop and hold your badge next to it then I will.' Gwynne: 'I don't have my badge at home with me. It's in my locker at work lol.' AOI: 'Guess you'll have to get creative to prove yourself. You seem like fun.' Gwynne sent the AOI a photo of his erect penis next to his police shirt and later another photo that showed his face with the shirt in his mouth. Police executed a search warrant on Gwynne's home and Waverley police station at the end of April last year, according to the statement of facts tendered in court. At the police station investigators found property including a tactical vest Gwynne wore in images he sent to the AOI. In March this year Gwynne pleaded guilty to three counts of using a carriage service to transmit child abuse material and one of grooming a child to engage in sexual activity outside Australia. He also pleaded guilty to one count of using a carriage service to offend and one of using the same means to solicit child abuse material. Gwynne has been suspended without pay from the NSW Police Force since May last year. All rights reserved for this news site (dailymail) and under his responsibility