Update: Thomson was put under a supervision order for three years, and told he must attend the Making Changes, Moving Forward programme, run by the Tay Project. He was also ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work in nine months, reduced from 200 hours due to his early plea. Restrictions on his access to the internet and contact with people under 18 were also made. August 2018 Dundee pervert spent hours a day on websites had 2,000 child abuse images A man downloaded indecent photographs featuring newborn babies, Dundee Sheriff Court heard. Roderick Thomson spent 24 hours a day in his home, accessing online interactive pornography games and searching for what he himself termed “dodgy” websites He was found with indecent images of children aged from newborn to 15-year-olds. Thomson, 25, of Sandeman Street, admitted taking or permitting to be taken or making indecent photographs of children at his home between September 9 2015 and May 22 last year. The court heard Thomson was visited by police using a search warrant at the house where he lives with his parents. Officers recovered his laptop and a mobile, which together revealed more than 2,000 images and videos of children. About 350 of the images found were of the most serious classification, category A, showing rape or torture of children There was about 20 minutes of distressing video footage in addition to the still images found. Sheriff Alastair Carmichael deferred sentence until August 27 for reports and a Tay Project assessment. He bailed Thomson and placed him on the sex offenders register in the meantime.