A disgraced former police employee has been convicted of posting a threatening message on facebook.
Adrian Milton, 51, of Swallowdale, South Croydon was sentenced at Bromley Magistrates Court.
He was charged that between December 19, last year and April 1, this year he conveyed a threatening message to Colin Hillman, for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety.
Milton received a Community Order, which includes a twelve-week electronically-tagged home curfew between 9pm and 6am.
He must also comply with an indefinite restraining order, prohibiting contact with the victim and was ordered to pay £95 costs and a £95 victim surcharge.
The former Metropolitan Police employee – who was based at Croydon – was jailed in April, 2017 to two yearas and eight months imprisonment for stealing shotgun ammunition and two mobile phones from a criminal exhibits store.
He was the subject of a Directorate of Professional Standards Investigation and when officers raided his home they also seized extreme pornography, much of it involving images of children.
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