Orillia man charged with possessing child pornography after police search home
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An Orillia man faces charges in connection with an internet child exploitation case.
Officers with the Barrie Police Service and OPP Internet Child Exploitation Units took the 38-year-old man into custody last week following a search of an Orillia residence.
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Police seized several computer devices, sex toys and child pornography books.
The accused is charged with two counts of possessing child pornography.
He was held for a bail hearing and later released to a surety with several court conditions.
Police say more charges are possible, pending the forensics on the seized devices.
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