Arrest warrant issued for flasher who failed to show up at sentence
Myles Stimpson-Davis did not show up at his sentencing hearing - Credit: Archant
An arrest warrant has been issued for a flasher who failed to turn up for his sentencing hearing.
Myles Stimpson-Davis, 35, of Selby Close, Colchester, was due to appear at Suffolk Magistrates' Court on Thursday for sentence after previously being found guilty of exposure.
Stimpson-Davis denied exposing his genitals on July 23 this year in Debenham "intending that someone would see them and be caused alarm or distress".
However, he was found guilty at a magistrates' court trial and convicted of the offence on September 23.
A pre-sentence report was ordered by magistrates following his conviction.
However, Stimpson-Davis failed to show up to learn his fate on Thursday and magistrates issued an arrest warrant without bail.
A person convicted of indecent exposure will most likely receive a fine and community order rather than a prison sentence.
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However, for repeat offenders or more serious cases, a prison sentence of up to two years can be imposed.
