Man who harassed women on Waterford trail released with community supports
Marcus Johnson, 54, convicted of assault and harassment, was given a time-served sentence.
Johnson pleaded guilty to assault and two counts of criminal harassment involving women on the Waterford Ponds walking trails.
- He was released after a stint in hospital and jail helped get necessary medications sorted out.
- Johnson was found unfit to deal with his charges, but proper medication improved his behaviour.
- He likely deals with schizophrenia, according to his defence lawyer.
Police warned trail users to “stay vigilant” and carry a cell phone to contact police in case of suspicious activity.
Author's summary: Man convicted of harassment released with community support.
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