A PEMBROKESHIRE man has denied a number of child sex offences and having two knives in a supermarket car park.

Sean Golder, 54, of The Pound in Pembroke Dock, appeared at Swansea Crown Court on Friday, April 14.

Golder denied arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence and attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child – both between March 7 and 11.

He also pleaded not guilty to attempting to meet a child after grooming on March 10.

“The person on the other end [of the conversation] says ‘I’m 14’ and ‘I’m in school’,” Judge Paul Thomas put to Golder’s barrister.

“On [the child's] profile he said that he’s 19,” said Ian Ibrahim, representing Golder. “He believed it was sexual role play.”

Golder also denied two charges of having a bladed article/knife in a public place – after allegedly having a lock knife and a hunting knife in the car park of the Morrisons store in Carmarthen.

The prosecution alleged that Golder had in his possession a sexual performance enhancing drug.

He will face trial on August 29.