, Baker withdrew his hand.
And Mr Cooper said that on another occasion Baker had touched the teenager over his clothing.
The boy later confided in his behaviour specialist who then contacted his mother.
“After it had been brought to his mother’s attention the defendant was trying repeatedly to phone the complainant, who was not answering his phone to him.
“His mother then angrily phoned him and asked what he had done, and the defendant admitted what he had done and said he was bisexual.
“In a second call she told him she had made an audio recording, which was not true, and that he had ten minutes to give himself up to the police or she would call them.
“He did so, and went to Leamington police station and said he wished to confess to a sexual offence.
“He said they had a hug and his hand wandered and he stroked him under his clothes, but then stopped,” added Mr Cooper.
Rebecca Wade, defending, said Baker, who ‘concedes his actions were nothing other than abhorrent,’ had not met the youth through the church, and there had been no grooming.
“It was he himself who handed himself in at Leamington police station. Although I accept that was after being confronted by the complainant’s mother, it took courage.
Miss Wade said Baker had been a primary and middle school teacher, with particular expertise in music and French, until his retirement, after which ‘he dedicated his life to the church’ as the music librarian, assistant verger and working with the choir.
Sentencing Baker, Judge Lockhart told him: “You are a man of 80 years of age, and you have led an exemplary life until these offences. But you committed two sexual assaults on a troubled young man.
“Matters came to light because his mother became concerned, and it is right to say that in a series of calls she confronted you and you made admissions, and you then did what was a sensible and honest thing in that you went to the police before any formal complaint had been made.
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This moves the C++ torch pad function into ATen proper. Once the
forward-compatibility period is over, the python interface can use
this directly.
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<issue_comment>username_1: needs some warning fixing

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Summary: 
stderr: caffe2/aten/src/ATen/native/PadNd.cpp:160:26: error: comparison of integers of different signs:'size_t' (aka 'unsigned long') and 'long' [-Werror,-Wsign-compare]
  TORCH_CHECK(pad.size() <= input_dim * 2, "Padding length too large");
              ~~~~~~~~~~ ^  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
stderr: caffe2/aten/src/ATen/native/PadNd.cpp:160:26: error: comparison of integers of different signs:'size_t' (aka 'unsigned long') and 'long' [-Werror,-Wsign-compare]
  TORCH_CHECK(pad.size() <= input_dim * 2, "Padding length too large");
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