A Sudbury judge has ordered an assessment of Paul McColeman, the Espanola man convicted in an internet luring sex case. According to the Sudbury Star, the judge is trying to determine if McColeman should be placed under a long-term supervision order or classified as a dangerous offender. A dangerous offender designation could leave McColeman in prison indefinitely. The matter is back in court September 14th. The McColeman case involved 17 young Espanola boy and charges against the 45-year-old included communication for the purpose of child prostitution. He was also charged with sexual exploitation and luring children.
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