(Mississauga News) - A former RCMP officer who police say has been living in Mississauga with his mother has been given a 12-month conditional sentence for possessing child pornography.
Andrew Ugrica, 39, resigned from his North Vancouver RCMP detachment in January, before giving a guilty plea.
His lawyer told the court Ugrica now plans to stay in Ontario, where he has family and friends.
Under his sentence, Ugrica cannot own a personal computer, go to public places where there are children under the age of 16, be out after 7 p.m. or own weapons. He must submit to random home searches, psychiatric testing and register as a sex offender. The judge in the case said he is not a threat to the community.
Ugrica was arrested last year after police discovered 6,500 pornographic images on his computer, including 85 of children.
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