The Lungau Executive Officer (57) had ten photos and 16 videos with children’s pornographic material on the laptop. The suspension followed the suspension on Wednesday. The punishment: eight months in prison for probation.
The accused Austria is 57. He has no woman, no children, but according to the indictment he had child pornography on his laptop: at least ten photos and 16 videos. Not only: according to the indictment, he should have searched for further material about the search for images of an internet service – the latter also led to the criminal authorities that got wind.
The accused allegations
At the start of the criminal proceedings on December 16 in the Regional Court, the law enforcement officer from Lungau defended himself: “I have not accessible,” he said several times, hairy about his innocence. However, the 302 pages report of an IT expert was seriously stressful: when the process order on Wednesday, he reported from his own “Shredder” programs that would have removed tens of thousands of files on the laptop of the accused during the raid in December 2023.
It could not be clarified whether it was also forbidden content. The files that proved that they had been porn for children were also removed in this, traces were detected, such as playing and refugee of a video that shows a five-year-old. “He tried to fade the traces,” the expert called.
Disciplinary measures according to legal strength
With a cascade of technical questions, the accused hit the experts, placed other options such as malware in the room and remained with his opinion: “I have not searched or uploaded photos.” However, the evidence was sufficient for a conviction, the court found and announced for eight months in prison for probationary period. The officer now wants to fight against the non -ending judgment.
However, the police confirmed about the requirement of “Krone”: “The man has been suspended since the accusations were known.” Disciplinary measures could only follow after the judgment was legal.
Source: Krone
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