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Man guilty of flashing stripper By CHRIS BRISTOL Talk about role reversal. A Phoenix man accused of exposing himself to a woman who just happened to be an off-duty stripper pleaded guilty Wednesday to public indecency and was sentenced to 15 days in jail. Prosecutors said truck driver Roger B. Kenyon, 35, accosted a Penthouse magazine centerfold who was visiting Medford last August for a weeklong business engagement at Scandals nightclub. Dakotah Summers told police she was walking to a gym when a motorist pulled up alongside her in the parking lot of the north Fred Meyer and asked, "Do you wanna see this?" The victim said the driver wouldn't take no for an answer and followed her across the street. He finally drove off when she approached a group of people in the Poplar Square parking lot for help. Although the victim feared the man might have been a stalker, Kenyon apparently didn't know who she was, Deputy District Attorney Debbie Minder said. In court Wednesday, Kenyon disputed some seamier aspects of the case, requesting no jail time. His wife, seated in the front row, repeatedly shook her head in disagreement with the prosecution's version of events. But Jackson County Judge Ray White was in no mood to mete a slap on the wrist. Kenyon apparently has an out-of-state criminal record that includes sex offenses; authorities wouldn't say where. "There's an old saying, `If you can't do the time, don't do the crime,"' White said. "Even in the best light, your behavior here was pretty aggressive." White also put Kenyon on three years of supervised probation and ordered him to undergo sex-offender treatment. The victim was not present. She lives in Arizona and regularly travels the national strip-club circuit, Minder said. Today's Edition : News | Sports | Business | Weather | Tempo | Classifieds Mail Tribune Copyright � The Mail Tribune 2000, Medford, Oregon USA