NORFOLK, Va. – A jury convicted a Norfolk man Tuesday of exposing himself to children on two different school playgrounds in late 2018.
Jeremy Watson-Buisson
36-year-old Jeremy Watson-Buisson appeared in Norfolk Circuit Court Tuesday, where a jury convicted him of three counts of Entering School Property After a Violent Sex Offense Conviction.
The jury recommended he serve eight years in prison for the conviction. Each count/conviction connects with the following dates of offense:
- September 28, 2018 – one year
- October 3, 2018 – five years
- October 4, 2018 – two years
The Office of the Norfolk Commonwealth’s Attorney say the September 28 offense is related to the incident at Larchmont Elementary School, while the October 3 and 4 offenses are related to the incidents at St. Patrick Catholic School.
News 3 reporter Margaret Kavanagh reported last October that the community helped put Watson-Buisson behind bars.
Watson-Buisson’s jury trial began Monday and concluded earlier Tuesday afternoon. He had been on bond before the jury trial and was taken into custody Tuesday as a result of the convictions.
His formal sentencing hearing is scheduled for September 19.
