A judge has described the actions of the former Tasmanian chief executive as a 'shocking breach of trust.' / Updated 24.06.2020The former boss of Meals on Wheels Tasmania stole more than $111,000 from the charity, partly to pay for chats with adult workers amid his sex addiction, a court has heard.Sean Peter Burk, 62, has pleaded guilty to dishonestly acquiring the money between July 2012 and February 2017.Burk was taking medication for Parkinson’s disease that caused him to develop a sex addiction and obsessive behaviour and impulse buy, defence lawyer Greg Barns told Hobart Supreme Court...…A judge has described the actions of the former Tasmanian chief executive as a 'shocking breach of trust.' / Updated 24.06.2020The former boss of Meals on Wheels Tasmania stole more than $111,000 from the charity, partly to pay for chats with adult workers amid his sex addiction, a court has heard.Sean Peter Burk, 62, has pleaded guilty to dishonestly acquiring the money between July 2012 and February 2017.Burk was taking medication for Parkinson’s disease that caused him to develop a sex addiction and obsessive behaviour and impulse buy, defence lawyer Greg Barns told Hobart Supreme Court...WW…