No jail for ex-soldier who possessed 'depraved' images and videos of baby and children

The Limerick man had faced a maximum sentence of up to 14 years in jail, however the judge told Cormac Browne: 'I do not see any advantage to the public to having you incarcerated'
Cormac Brown is to be assessed for suitability for community service following his conviction for having 'depraved' images and videos of children and other related offences. Picture: Brendan Gleeson

Cormac Brown is to be assessed for suitability for community service following his conviction for having 'depraved' images and videos of children and other related offences. Picture: Brendan Gleeson

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A former Irish soldier, who possessed “depraved” sexual images and videos of children, has been given suspended jail sentences and is to be assessed for suitability to work in the community as punishment and efforts at his rehabilitation.

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