A Macon man pleaded guilty to child molestation at a court hearing Wednesday.
According to a news release from the District Attorney’s Office, the charges stem from an incident that happened in downtown Macon on Second Street in July 2017.
It says Timothy Revis, 51, drove up to a 14-year-old boy outside the Lucky Food Mart and asked him sexual questions before offering him $100 for sex while his genitals were exposed.
The boy refused and recorded Revis’ tag number as he drove off, which he turned over to deputies.
After pleading guilty, Revis was sentenced to 20 years – with 10 to be served in prison. He must also register as a sex offender for life and abide by terms of probation for sex offenders.
District Attorney David Cooke said, “Mr. Revis thought he could pay a child $100 for sex and go home. Instead, he’s paying a heavy price for the next decade.”
