WARSAW, N.Y. — A Wyoming County man will spend the next six years in prison for admitting to sex charges involving two children under the age of 13.
Faron Szymanski, 36, of Warsaw, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Wyoming County Court to two counts of course sexual conduct against a child in the second degree, both class D felonies.
Szymanski was indicted for engaging in two or more acts of sexual conduct with the victims. He will be held without bail until Judge Michael Mohun sentences him in January.
Judge Mohun also continued an order of protection on behalf of both victims. Once out of prison, Szymanski will face ten years of post-release supervision and have to register as a sex offender.
“This is yet another case of bringing a sex offender to justice with the hard work of my staff and members of the New York State Police," said District Attorney Donald O’Geen. "This sentence is the result of consultation with the victims’ families, the investigators and my staff. I am hopeful that this resolution will bring closure and allow the victims to begin the healing process."
