Toronto police officer Const. Elias Mouawad is given a conditional discharge after pleading guilty in the “Project South” corruption probe. The charge relates to unauthorized use of a computer, according to reports from multiple outlets.
Outlet coverage is consistent that Mouawad’s resolution includes conditions tied to probation and community service. Toronto Sun and City News Toronto report that he must complete one year of probation and perform 100 hours of community service, while City News Toronto also describes a probation period of one month. Global News Canada similarly reports that he receives a conditional discharge following his guilty plea, without adding further sentencing detail.
The reporting across sources focuses on the officer’s personal case outcome rather than broader allegations in Project South, which involves arrests of Toronto police officers. Taken together, the outlets agree on the key point: Mouawad pleads guilty to unauthorized computer use and receives a conditional discharge with probation and community-service requirements.
