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"I'm not certain jail time is going to do the trick for him," said Columbus Assistant City Prosecutor Joseph E. Schmansky. "It seems like what Mr. Patton really wants to do is just do the jail time and then get out and do it again."
Last month, Patton was acquitted of collecting urine from a public bathroom, but Delaware Municipal Court Judge David P. Sunderman found him guilty of criminal mischief.
Patton's criminal history dates to 1978 and includes charges of voyeurism, public indecency, criminal mischief and rape.
The judge also banned Patton from using public restrooms.