A former NSW Police officer has been sentenced to at least six months in prison after admitting to online strangers that he was a “dirty paedo dad” and was willing to pay for “underage fantasy and kink.”
A former NSW Police officer who told strangers online he was a “dirty paedo dad” and was prepared to pay for “underage fantasy and kink” has been jailed for at least six months.
March 12, 2025
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This is a deeply troubling case that highlights the ongoing issue of online exploitation and the dangers associated with certain internet behaviors. The actions of the former police officer not only undermine public trust in law enforcement but also demonstrate the importance of monitoring and addressing predatory behaviors online. It’s crucial that we continue to advocate for strict measures to protect vulnerable populations and educate the public about the risks associated with such illegal activities. Ensuring justice in these cases is vital, not only for accountability but also for prevention.