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A former skate park employee who admitted to inappropriately playing with the feet of about 200 young boys at a Northridge skating rink was sentenced Monday to three years’ probation.
Julian Christopher Flores, 19, pleaded no contest in August to three counts of misdemeanor child molestation. As part of his sentence, he must also undergo one year of counseling and register as a sex offender.
Prior to sentencing, the father of one victim was allowed to address Flores. “This is a permanent tattoo that you have to live with for the rest of your life, like the innocence you took away from so many children,” he said.
He called Flores a “monster” who was “getting off easy.”
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