Canadian former intelligence chief found guilty of leaking state secrets

Cameron Ortis from RCMP convicted of violating Security of Information Act in one of Canada's largest ever security breaches

A jury has found the former head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police intelligence unit guilty of leaking state secrets, the first time a Canadian has been convicted under the country's Security of Information Act

On Wednesday afternoon, jurors said Cameron Ortis was guilty of three counts of violating the act and one count of attempting to do so. They also found him guilty of breach of trust and fraudulent use of a computer.