A 27-year-old Perth man was sentenced for importing child-like make love dolls from China. (Daily Mail)
A 27-year-old Perth young man may only be in prison for four months after he imports a make love doll from China and is found carrying a large number of child abuse materials.
He was sentenced to one year's imprisonment for possessing thousands of child photo violations, but was released on parole by February next year for good behaviour.
The Australian Border Service first noticed that the man was on September 17,2019. At the time, authorities intercepted a package in Sydney to his Perth address.
A package from Hong Kong contains a girl-like make love doll.
A month later, police seized the man's cell phone at Perth International Airport on November 21. He was preparing to leave Australia for a holiday in Thailand.
Police found 1199 pictures and 72 videos of child abuse.
Ten days later, on 19 November, police executed a search warrant for the man's house, seized a laptop computer and an external hard disk, and found 1219 pictures and three videos of child abuse in these electronic devices.
Upon his return from his holiday on 2 December, the man was arrest. that he had pleaded guilty to four charges, including the import of secondary commodities, in particular a child-like make love doll; an attempt to export materials that violated children; and two charges of possession of materials that violated children.
judge Laimonis (Stephen Lemonis) was sentenced to one year in prison. The release order (Recognizance Release Order), security deposit A $1,000, was granted after four months in prison, provided that he acted well.
