A man from Moncton, N.B., has been sentenced to two years in prison for possession of and accessing child pornography.
Sean Timothy Sullivan, 37, was sentenced on Dec. 6 after he pleaded guilty to both charges.
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Sullivan was arrested in January 2015 during a police investigation. Police seized a computer after a search of his home.
Sullivan will also be added to the National Sex Offender Registry for life and prohibited from using the internet for non-work-related purposes.
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He is also prohibited from being around or communicating by any means with anyone under the age of 16 without the presence of an adult.
In addition to the two-year sentence, Sullivan received an additional year for an unrelated matter involving drug-related offences and a breach of his condition by possession of a computer system.
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