Overview
- Jagjit Singh, 51, admitted to criminally harassing two teenage girls after repeatedly approaching students near a Sarnia high school in early September.
- He was initially charged with sexual interference and sexual assault, was arrested on Sept. 16, granted bail, rearrested after a new complaint, and spent extra time in custody when no interpreter was available.
- A Sarnia judge accepted a nine-day time-served sentence with three years of probation after a joint recommendation from the Crown and defence.
- Probation terms bar contact with the victims, restrict proximity to schools, parks, pools and community centres, and prohibit contact with anyone under 16 except his newborn grandchild.
- CBSA officers attended court as deportation and a ban on re-entry are anticipated, though officials did not confirm his departure date or travel arrangements.