Neil Peters was caught on video outside Morrisons.
Neil Peters, 64, believed he was talking to girls aged 13 and 14 after being fooled by decoys from groups called Dank Dragons and Improved Maximum Exposure.Shamed Peters told one girl called 'Tia' he would 'marry her in a heartbeat' and be 'honoured' to be her boyfriend despite being repeatedly told she was 13.He sent her indecent photos but warned they should keep the sordid chat secret or they would both 'get into trouble'.
Peters, of Larkhall, appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court and admitted communicating indecently with both girls in August last year.Sheriff John Speir jailed first offender Peters and placed him on the sex offenders' register for 10 years. Depute fiscal Chloe O'Hara said: "The accused messaged Lucy and asked if she lived near to Morrisons in Anniesland as he would visit her.
"Lucy told the accused she would be at Morrisons in her school uniform and he said he would meet her outside and asked if she could wear stockings instead of tights as he preferred them.Sign up to our daily Glasgow Live newsletter here to receive news and features direct to your inbox "The witness along with other members of the group attended at Morrisons the following day and they pulled up to the accused's car and contacted the police.Sheriff Speir told Peters a custodial sentence was 'inevitable'.