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7 June 2011
Last updated at 07:31 ET
A nursery worker has pleaded guilty to two counts of raping a toddler.
Paul Anthony Wilson, 20, of Newbold Croft, Nechells, Birmingham, also pleaded guilty to more than 40 other offences.
The other offences relate to grooming young girls on the internet and distributing indecent images.
His arrest on suspicion of child abuse prompted an inquiry into his employment at the Little Stars Nursery in Nechells Park Road.
At Birmingham Crown Court, Wilson admitted 45 charges of making and distributing indecent images and inciting youngsters to engage in sexual activity on the internet.
He has been warned he faces an indeterminate jail sentence when he returns to court on 27 July.
Recorder of Birmingham Judge William Davis QC said the public had to be protected from him.
'Horrendous' acts One of his grooming victims said she had communicated with Wilson through a messaging site and Netlog, a web-based youth community site.
She said she first started to have in normal conversations over the internet, but was eventually pressured into exposing herself to him via a webcam.
She said she was then told that the images would be distributed if she refused to follow his orders.
Det Insp Kay Wallace, West Midlands Police said the acts he carried out were "horrendous".
"He is a very, very dangerous individual."
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Paul Anthony Wilson, 20, of Newbold Croft, Nechells, Birmingham, also pleaded guilty to more than 40 other offences.
The other offences relate to grooming young girls on the internet and distributing indecent images.
His arrest on suspicion of child abuse prompted an inquiry into his employment at the Little Stars Nursery in Nechells Park Road.
At Birmingham Crown Court, Wilson admitted 45 charges of making and distributing indecent images and inciting youngsters to engage in sexual activity on the internet.
He has been warned he faces an indeterminate jail sentence when he returns to court on 27 July.
Recorder of Birmingham Judge William Davis QC said the public had to be protected from him.
'Horrendous' acts One of his grooming victims said she had communicated with Wilson through a messaging site and Netlog, a web-based youth community site.
She said she first started to have in normal conversations over the internet, but was eventually pressured into exposing herself to him via a webcam.
She said she was then told that the images would be distributed if she refused to follow his orders.
Det Insp Kay Wallace, West Midlands Police said the acts he carried out were "horrendous".
"He is a very, very dangerous individual."
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