Ernani Robaldo-Sibona was sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court
- Credit: Charlotte Bond
A man caught with indecent images at his home after police executed a search warrant has been handed a suspended sentence.
Officers raided the home of Ernani Robaldo-Sibona in Trafalgar Road, Colchester, in February 2019 after IP address information was given to police.
A laptop was seized and after further analysis, four still images of the most serious kind - category A - were discovered along with nine Category B images, five of which were movies, and 30 still category C images.
Nicola May, prosecuting, said the ages of the children in the images and movies ranged from four to 16 years old, but the majority were of pre pubescent girls.
Ernani Robaldo-Sibona was sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court
- Credit: Charlotte Bond
A man caught with indecent images at his home after police executed a search warrant has been handed a suspended sentence.
Officers raided the home of Ernani Robaldo-Sibona in Trafalgar Road, Colchester, in February 2019 after IP address information was given to police.
A laptop was seized and after further analysis, four still images of the most serious kind - category A - were discovered along with nine Category B images, five of which were movies, and 30 still category C images.
Nicola May, prosecuting, said the ages of the children in the images and movies ranged from four to 16 years old, but the majority were of pre pubescent girls.
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