Exposed himself to patient in doctor's surgery.

Flasher Jailed for Breaching Sexual Harm Prevention Order

A flasher accused of exposing himself to a patient in a doctor's surgery and of lewd behavior in the street was jailed on Monday.

Salvador Ahmed-Younge, 39, of High Street, Llanberis, was sentenced to a year in custody after he admitted breaching a sexual harm prevention order. A six-month suspended prison term was also activated consecutively.

He must register as a sex offender for 10 years.

District Judge Gwyn Jones told him at Llandudno court that a sexual harm prevention order had been made to control his lewd behavior.

"Such a flagrant disregard of an order of the court can only mean one thing, an immediate period of custody," the judge said.

The defendant admitted breaching the order, exposure, theft, having cannabis and outraging public decency on May 6.

Defense solicitor Deborah Davies said Ahmed-Younge had spent four years in a medium secure hospital previously. He'd begun using drugs from a young age and had a traumatic childhood.

Judge Jones told the defendant he had exposed himself in a surgery in the Caernarfon area when there would have been vulnerable people there.

"Your record of offending does you no favors. There's a long history of non-compliance with court orders," the judge added.