Jason Bryan Michie jailed for undertaking volunteer work while registered as a child sex offender A MAN who calls himself a "kiddy toucher" will spend at least a year in jail for defying conditions imposed as a registered child sex offender, by undertaking volunteer work. The District Court today jailed Jason Bryan Michie for 17 months with a non-parole period of 12 months. He pleaded guilty to failing to comply with reporting obligations when a registrable offender, applying for child-related work, possessing child pornography and driving offences. Michie, 26, was placed on a child sex offender register but admitted to volunteering at the Port Noarlunga Surf Lifesaving Club and the Country Fire Service, to having a Facebook account without notifying authorities and to residing in the shed of a house where an 18-month-old child lived. Michie was given an eight-month suspended sentence last year for inducing a seven-year-old boy, who he was babysitting, to expose himself. He was also given a four-month suspended sentence for driving offences, which he breached when he was caught riding an unregistered and uninsured scooter while disqualified from driving. In sentencing today, Judge David Smith said police had found a USB with 116 images and 10 videos depicting children under the age of 14. Judge Smith said police also uncovered a Scouts application package, St John's uniform and a Hallett Cove after-hours school care badge. He said Michie advertised on the Gumtree website seeking work as a babysitter, stating "I have a national police certificate and a safe work around children certificate" and that he was able to "help with homework and bath time." Judge Smith said Michie had constantly sought to put himself near children. "You have a long way to go," he said.