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This is an odd case with no actual proof he was the one downloading or looking at porn, which isn't illegal anyway. Messages from the woman who complained about him tell a slightly different story of friendly intimacy. Maybe he read the signals wrong and made a pass, still not a crime. I think what the police/former police did in this case was disgraceful and sets a dangerous precedent.

I worry that this is badly out of proportion you won't be able to smile at someone soon. You haven't committed a crime beyond some woman saying you make her feel uncomfortable and a computer you, or an assistant, might have used a decade ago had some naughty pics on and you lose your job and reputation. That's a lot more uncomfortable IMO.

Most of the population would lie or deny everything when confronted with those kind of accusations.