The Quinte Courthouse on Bridge Street West in Belleville. (Photo: Quinte News)
A Belleville man convicted of exposing himself to three girls under 16 years old, through the window of his home, is facing a jail term of 12 months.
Jason Charles Martin denies any wrongdoing in the case, which was his fourth sex-related conviction and will spend his sentence in jail, unless he admits culpability, or the fact he’s been diagnosed with a mental health illness.
If he does that, Justice Charles Hackland has recommended Martin spend as much of his sentence as possible at the St. Lawrence Mental Health Centre in Brockville.
In addition to the custodial sentence, Martin will be added to the DNA and sex offender registries and is facing a ban on owning weapons, or going anywhere where there are children under 16-years-old.
