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A 20-year-old man who exposed himself during a Remembrance Sunday parade has been warned he could face jail.A 20-year-old man who exposed himself during a Remembrance Sunday parade has been warned he could face jail.
Richard Robey faced magistrates in Rotherham on Tuesday after his "prank" in the South Yorkshire village of Maltby on 8 November. Ricky Robey faced magistrates in Rotherham on Tuesday after his "prank" in the South Yorkshire village of Maltby on 8 November.
He was arrested after he pulled down his underpants at the window of his girlfriend's house and exposed himself to scores of people in the crowd.He was arrested after he pulled down his underpants at the window of his girlfriend's house and exposed himself to scores of people in the crowd.
Robey admitted outraging public decency and will be sentenced on 17 December.Robey admitted outraging public decency and will be sentenced on 17 December.
A district judge warned the unemployed plasterer he could go to jail as he adjourned the case for pre-sentence reports to be prepared.A district judge warned the unemployed plasterer he could go to jail as he adjourned the case for pre-sentence reports to be prepared.
Robey, of Muglet Lane, Maltby, said he had written a letter of apology to the local Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal organiser.Robey, of Muglet Lane, Maltby, said he had written a letter of apology to the local Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal organiser.
His solicitor, Steve Smith, said his client had not intended to cause offence and was only trying to play a prank on a friend who was building a wall in the front garden of the property.His solicitor, Steve Smith, said his client had not intended to cause offence and was only trying to play a prank on a friend who was building a wall in the front garden of the property.