A paedophile who kidnapped and molested a 5-year-old in 2005 has been deemed such a lasting danger that he will be strictly monitored for the next decade.
Tony Douglas Robertson, 26, completed an eight-year prison sentence in December. He's since breached his release conditions twice and was recalled to prison this week.
He's also this month had an "extended supervision order" slapped on him for the next decade, meaning he'll be under strict Corrections monitoring and could be sent back to prison for stepping out of line during that time.
His original sentence related to the abduction of a 5-year-old girl in Tauranga in December 2005, when he was 18.
Despite being found guilty, he continues to deny his offending, which High Court judge Justice Edwin Wylie took into account this month when slapping a 10-year extended supervision order - the maximum period available - on Robertson.