Dundonian Man to Be Monitored After Sending Explicit Images to Decoy Account

A Dundonian man who engaged in sexually explicit conversations and sent images to what he believed was a 13-year-old girl has been placed under the supervision of social workers for an extended period.

Andrew Galbraith, a forklift driver, mistakenly believed he was interacting with a child online. He sent obscene images of himself and engaged in sexually explicit conversations with the account, which was actually operated by paedophile hunters.

The incident resulted in Galbraith facing consequences for his actions, including the implementation of social work monitoring to address the underlying issues that led to his behavior.

The length of the social work monitoring period was not specified in the provided text. However, it is clear that Galbraith will be under supervision for an extended duration.

This case highlights the dangers of online interactions and the need for individuals to be vigilant about who they are communicating with online.