P.E.I. bus driver pleads guilty to charge involving sexting
Steven William MacLeod used to drive a school bus until his suspension last May.
A bus driver from Queens County P.E.I. pleaded guilty Monday to one count of invitation to sexual touching.
Steven William MacLeod, 31, of Rose Valley a community west of Charlottetown, used to drive a school bus until his suspension last May.
According to an agreed statement of facts read into the record Monday in a Charlottetown courtroom, MacLeod used his cell phone to exchange more than 200 text messages with the girl, over a period of four hours.
During those exchanges, he invited the girl to meet up to have sex, and offered her liquor and marijuana. The Crown prosecutor said MacLeod's position as a bus driver placed him in a position of trust.
MacLeod faces a minimum sentence of 90 days in jail, and is slated to return to provincial court March 15 for sentencing.
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