A Toronto police officer associated with the Project South probe has been granted a conditional discharge after pleading guilty to a charge related to disclosing confidential computer search data. He was convicted for his involvement in the incident. The sentencing follows ongoing police corruption probes in the city. The case highlights the ongoing efforts to address corruption within the Toronto Police Service.
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