A man was released on time served on Tuesday and told to stay away from Dollar General after entering a guilty plea to indecent exposure.

Harry McIntosh entered the plea after reportedly showing himself to a female outside the Dibrell store.

According to the warrant for his arrest, the incident took place in the Dollar General parking lot on July 26. McIntosh reportedly got into his car and backed over to where the female was sitting.

“She said that he pulled out his penis and was showing it to her while he was sitting in his car,” the arrest warrant states. “She snapped a picture of the car and of the male with his penis out.”

The warrant notes the woman also took down the tag number and it came back registered to McIntosh.

In addition to the McIntosh case, Judge Bill Locke ruled on the following cases Tuesday in General Sessions Court.

Dalton Hauke Overton was granted a judicial diversion and given 11 months, 29 days of probation for possession of a handgun while under the influence and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon.

Mark McWhorter was ordered to serve 30 days of an 11-month, 29-day sentence for domestic assault. He was ordered to undergo a mental exam and have no contact with the victim.

Amber A. Abrams was ordered to serve 40 days of an 11-month, 29-day sentence for possession of meth.

Dontae Forsythe was ordered to serve 30 days of an 11-29 sentence for domestic assault. He was ordered to undergo a mental exam and have no contact with the victim.

Roxanna Landis was released on time served for criminal trespass.

Ronald McGee was ordered to serve 60 days for violation of probation but he can be furloughed to rehab.

Carlos Enrique Mendez Ramirez was ordered to serve 45 days for criminal impersonation and violation of probation.

Thomas Tindell was released on time served for joyriding, which is using someone’s vehicle without their permission.

Lance A. Vogel was ordered to serve 180 days for meth.